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Man Charged in Murder of ICE Agent is Extradited to US
POSTED: Wednesday, December 21, 2011 - 11:22am
UPDATED: Wednesday, December 21, 2011 - 3:41pm
WASHINGTON - The man charged with the murder of an ICE special agent is extradited from Mexico to the United States.
Julian Zapata Espinoza, also known as "Piolin," has been extradited from Mexico to the United States to face charges for his alleged participation in the murder of U.S. ICE Special Agent Jaime Zapata and the attempted murder of ICE Special Agent Victor Avila on Feb. 15, 2011, in Mexico.
"The extradition and charges filed against Zapata Espinoza is an important step in bringing Jaime and Victor's alleged shooters to justice," said ICE Director Morton.
On April 19, 2011, a federal grand jury in the District of Columbia returned a four-count indictment against Zapata Espinoza, charging him with one count of murder of an officer or employee of the United States, for the murder of ICE Special Agent Zapata; one count of attempted murder of an officer or employee of the United States and one count of attempted murder of an internationally protected person, both for the attempted murder of ICE Special Agent Avila; and one count of using, carrying, brandishing and discharging a firearm during and in relation to a crime of violence causing death.
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ICE, DEA, CIA and who knows how many other U.S. government agencies with more than a handfull of people work in Mexico and they still cannot capture "El Chapo" Guzman from Sinaloa Cartel. DEA even vaguely admitting to helping El Chapo with operation "Fast and Furious" as well as with money laundering (and they claim to be fighting a war on drugs). The U.S. should instead focus on punishing drug users more harshly here in this country to help deter more people from using/trying drugs.


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Look, Feel and Perform Better Challenge > Elaborate coping mechanisms
Tell me I'm not the only one who has them.
Such as: I won't even go into my favorite burger place right now (SOB!). I love to order a bunless burger from them normally...but I always, always order it with sweet potato fries, which I have banned myself from consuming for the challenge. I'm so afraid that I won't be able to stop myself from ordering them (and yes, they do have salads I could get instead) that I just won't set foot in there.
Also, I hate peanut butter, and my husband likes it. He doesn't eat Paleo (and yet somehow has the most ridiculous metabolism...grrrr!) so sometimes I will order cheat-y treats that have peanut butter in them because I know I won't touch them.
What are yours? To quote that beer commercial, it's only weird if it doesn't work.
I am planning on going 1000000% off the rails on Friday for my birthday dinner, so looking forward to that is my coping mechanism! I feel like if this is really tough, then maybe plotting a point deducation or two a week to keep your sanity might be the way to go.
I was wondering about this topic too, so thanks for raising.
As I see it, there are 2 opposite ends of the spectrum for this challenge. Either be incredibly strict and devoted to create better results and "prove the possible" to yourself about what you can achieve or adopt a moderate program that is sustainable over time and allows for some flexibility. I know the sweet spot is somewhere in the middle, but I'm curious where that "middle" is for people (how they're measuring it) and what advice they would give.
I've been toying with the idea of allowing myself 4 off-challenge items / week (e.g., Ice Cream Bar, piece of cornbread, bowl of cereal). These could either be combined in 1 meal (e.g., BBQ night with Corn Bread and a beer for 2 off-challenge items) or eaten separately.
Does this sound like the right way to think about this, or am I missing something?
Paul -- I've always gone for the strict approach, and then afterward I try something like what you suggest as a sustainable plan (1 cheat item every other day). This has worked for varying amounts of time, but over the last couple of months before the challenge it was starting to be more like two cheat items every other day, or "oh, yesterday's cheat wasn't very big so I'll have another today," and all that.
Unfortunately I sometimes sabotage myself with less-than-elaborate coping mechanisms (and I'm starting to recognize that I'm doing it again, damn it!). My first challenge, it was Larabars. This time, it's nut butter -- a little, a VERY little, is okay, a lot is not a good strategy. KMo's suggestion of cold cut-wrapped pickles FTW, I hope!
I had to take my first point deductions last week. I've done Paleo challenges before and everytime around week two everything tasts like suicide for me. It took me until 8:30 last night to even consider eating dinner. I thought I was going to like eating Kettle Bell Kitchen everyday for lunch so I didn't have to worry about making another meal-I was wrong. I can't even stomach the smell of them now. Needless to say I'm in a rut and the only thing getting me through the week is knowing I'll be taking a point reduction for Sunday's football game. Ugh. I think I need to just eat a bunch of raw veggies tonight and a very small protein.
@Hayley - why do you think you need to just eat a bunch of raw veggies tonight and a very small protein? What foods would you like to include that would make you happier?
IMO this challenge is about trying out some habits and seeing what you can do for the long haul. If being 100% strict makes you nutso, then you're working against a healthy relationship with food not for it. That being said, the trend is generally that people adopt a few new healthy habits at a time. So that might mean that the first time you try a Paleo Challenge the big thing is that you stop putting 3 sugars in each of your 3 daily cups of coffee. Better is better, and that's the goal.
Dang, my last post was eaten by the web. So in a nutshell....
@Fox I think I discovered the problem, I hate eating steamed or microwaved veggies. The texture sends me over the edge as does the smell. When we cook dinner we either roast them or eat them raw which is doable. I'm now going to bring in fresh veggies and forgo the KBK. I just had a salad for lunch with chicken and it was delicious! Cold lunches from here on out.
My main focus for this challenge was to drink less, eat more veggies, and add in additional workouts. In a previous challenge I did a few years back I eliminated most of my bad sugar habits and that has stayed with me. So far I'm doing great with less drinking and more veggie intake, but I'm still having trouble finding the time for 5x week workouts. That's mainly because January is also busy for me.
Why not roast a crap ton more veggies when you roast them for dinner and bring them with you if you're already bringing veggies. I feel like roasted brussels hold up pretty well.
Good Idea Joel. I love Brussel Sprouts and I get them pretty crispy. Now I've just got to work my way through the last of my KBK meals and I think I'll be set.
The Aussie place in Chelsea Market has ridiculous brussel sprouts for about 5 bucks. Totally worth it as a side.


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- 22Feb 28, '12 by StaragateTHANK YOU!!!
I'm in my third semester (psych/OB/Peds) and have been assigned to a lot of different nurses by this point. I have been guided, mentored and encouraged by some wonderful nurses and pcts. Even nurses I meet outside of clinical love to quiz me, encourage me and give me advice.
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- 0Feb 28, '12 by AsandsIve had the worse to the best instructors. I dont mind strict instrcutors if theyre fair and dont just go pointing out everything you do wrong. Ive had awesome instructors too who just want to help you and instructors whove made my life hell. Today was my first day as an instructor. I tried my best to be kind and fair and help out when needed and to teach everything to know and not be B/ch because ive got authority.
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|Jul 20, 2012, 03:13 AM
And the beer bottles (empty I presume) help hold the airframe steady and level while you checked the incidence? Seems that if you drank all that beer first, you would also need help remaining steady and level too. Guess it works backwards on airplanes. Now I know what I have been doing wrong all these years. where is my beer anyway?
Sorry, couldn't resist! LOL.
Both planes look great, and the repairs came out good. Seems the larger 52" version would come out with a lighter overall wing loading. Since larger usually fly's better it must be confusing. Still hoping the bugs will iron out completely sooner than later. Thanks as usual for sharing.
|Jul 20, 2012, 09:34 AM
- it is made of thicker foam (6mm vs. 5mm for the 40").
- doubled up on the horizontal stab.
- each flap and aileron has it's own 9g servo
- the entire bottom of the model is coated with coffee filters and clear polycylic (I think this added a lot of weight -- but she is waterproof). Then paint on top of that!
- clear packing tape on the ground "sliding"/contact areas
The 52" version has a wingloading of about 18.8oz/cuft w/2200mah 3S lipo and it jumps up to about 19.58oz/cuft w/2650mah 3S lipo.
The 40" version hasa wingloading of about 13.7oz/cuft w/1300mah 3Slipo
I think I've just been spoiled with forgiving planes with light wingloadings. The 52" bird, I must say, feels like I am actually "flying" the plane. I need to respect the airframe and keep it within its intended flight envelope. When I do that, she performs beautifully! I get into trouble when I'm too aggressive with a turn or elevator input,or slow her down too much...but I am learning!
Interestingly enough, the parkzone Icon model of the same size is actually HEAVIER than mine -- it is listed at 43.4oz. with 2200lipo and a less powerful (960KV) motor.
Mine is 41.6oz with a 1050KV Monsterpower 10 motor and a 2650mah lipo and flaps. In reading the parkzone threads, it seems as if mine is not doing anything out of the ordinary for this airframe...Perhaps I could put in a smaller motor and see what happens (my old PZ gunfighter 960KV motor!)
|Jul 20, 2012, 02:13 PM
Hi snice, glad to hear things getting forward! Hope to build your 52" Version soon
|Jul 23, 2012, 04:25 PM
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Last weekend was my B-Day, and my wonderful girlfriend knew exactly what to get for me, or make in this case (the rack not the planes):
She not only bought the parts for me, but also helped me cut and assemble them
The lowest spot is where the A5 Icon sits, but it is currently in the process of getting its final sanding before painting, so it was missing from the picture.
|Jul 23, 2012, 09:06 PM
Very clever girlfriend you have there catspider
Is that a Seawind I see up top?
|Jul 24, 2012, 11:46 AM
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The full build log is in my blog area:
UM Seawind build
Right now i've got my hands full finishing the A5. It flies great, so now i just have to make it look the part as well - I've filled in the bigger imperfections between joints and sanded them once; another round and its getting painted.
|Aug 02, 2012, 12:10 PM
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Been a long build but getting there
Its almost ready, half the decals and polyurethane left before i can call it a done project... maybe a gyro as well on rudder, just to help with keeping the plane true in side gusts..
|Aug 03, 2012, 01:39 AM
Water Maiden & 52" plan!!!
Great looking build, catspider! So clean! I really like the wing bolt mod! I may have to try that -- might be a little more durable than the rubber bands in high G maneuvers... I had some funny behavior on the 52" the other day after coming out of a dive! Can't wait to see her in the air!
Finally got the 52" on water!!! Video is posted below! I have provided a link to the 52" plan. Thanks to all who have been waiting so patiently!
Link to 52" Plans Here (for 6mm foam - MPF, FFF, DEPRON): SNice Icon A5 52" PLANS
|Aug 03, 2012, 03:50 AM
Great vid SNice, thanks for sharing, looks like you have it nailed at last .. good on yea mate
|Aug 03, 2012, 11:34 PM
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Ok so i haven't had a chance to really post a video of the finished icon, but here it is finally:
I wasn't flying the plane in this vid, as I was recording. The plane flies great, and after a burnt esc and an aileron wire coming loose in a wing on me, its got all the bugs worked out. I have also added a HK 3 axis controller to the plane (the vid is taken in rather gusty wind, but the plane is true and steady) and i like it a lot.
I was originally flying on a 7x6E GWS prop, but i have switched to a 7x4 sport prop and like it better. The only issue bothering me now is the lack of ventilation, so the esc comes out a bit hot. Will have to either heat sink it or find another way to help it vent heat.
|Sep 17, 2012, 09:50 PM
Congrats, catspider!!!! Looks great in the air! Looks like that gyro really smooths her out! Looked like she was cutting right through the wind and I didn't see any any evidence of that pesky tail wag.
I agree with you on the ventilation thing -- my esc's are larger than I need on both of my models so they don't come down too hot. I was afraid to cut holes or vents into the fuse because I knew she'd eventually go for a swim (and she has). I also thought of mounting the ESC buried into the top of the wing (under the motor pod area or attached to the motor post.
|Sep 18, 2012, 08:39 PM
I would think thats been answered http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1733876
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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What happens when Lissa asks for permission for Rose to go to the mall?
(a) Rose is allowed to go.
(b) Lissa is given detention for asking.
(c) Rose is not allowed to go.
(d) Lissa is not allowed to go.
2. What does Rose do when Mason punches a boy in her defense?
(a) She punches him back.
(b) She thanks him.
(c) She snaps at him, but then apologizes.
(d) She becomes angry with him and leaves.
3. What does Lissa do after Christian is hurt?
(a) She feeds on Rose to regain strength, then heals him.
(b) She heals him.
(c) She is too exhausted to heal him, so does nothing.
(d) Knowing that she can't heal him, she kills him to put him out of his misery.
4. How does Rose know that Lissa is manipulating the royals?
(a) She assumes that Lissa must be up to something, or the royals would not talk to her.
(b) She sees Lissa do it while in her mind.
(c) She sees Lissa do it while hiding behind a tree.
(d) Jesse tells her what Lissa is doing.
5. What does the headmistress do about Lissa's powers?
(a) She tells everyone about it.
(b) She agrees to keep the secret.
(c) She exiles Lissa for using forbidden magic.
(d) She admits that she has known all along.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who stows away in the van?
2. What does Lissa do after she finds the third dead animal?
3. Where does Rose wake up after her incident?
4. What does Dimitri do when he realizes that they are under a spell?
5. Why does Mason sneak Rose out of her room?
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Clarisonic • Deep Pore brush head • Misc Beauty Tools
(54 reviews)
|Average Rating.
|Would buy this product again.
*TOP REVIEWER* yjanney on 8/26/2014 8:32:00 PM more reviews by yjanney
Age: 36-43 Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium, Neutral Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Coarse Eyes: Brown
This brush head is da bomb!!! I liked the regular brush head that came with my Mia 2, but I've fallen in love with this one. Gets rid of all flaking skin and makes my skin SO SMOOTH. I know this may be too much for those with sensitive skin but this is awesome for my tough ole hide!
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ashebrook on 8/5/2014 9:53:00 PM more reviews by ashebrook
Age: 44-55 Skin: Combination, Fair, Neutral Hair: Blond, Wavy, Coarse Eyes: Blue
I have owned a clarisonic mia for probably 6-7 years. I have used it all off and on during that time, and thought it was a nice product, but never found it to be indispensable. Well, I just discovered the deep pore brush head! If you have enlarged, congested pores, you NEED this device and brush head.
I have been struggling for decades to find the right treatment, or combination of treatments, to address a frustrating issue with permanently clogged pores and blackheads. I have been utterly diligent, but nothing seemed to bring more than a modest improvement.
Since I have started using the deep pore brush head morning and evening (while maintaining my routine of a retinol, BHAs, AHAs, and benzoyl peroxide) I have seen a dramatic improvement. It just seems to get better and better. I can actually imagine a point when I might declare my pores "healed".
Those of you with this particular skin issue know that once the pores are significantly blocked for any substantial length of time, it is almost impossible to get those pores cleared of all the blocking material and return them to proper functioning. Because I am seeing on-going improvement in cleanliness and openness of my pores, I believe that this brush head might actually bring that healthy functioning back to my damaged skin.
I hope these devices and brush heads are ALWAYS, ALWAYS available!
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Alexiskilgannon on 3/21/2014 4:12:00 PM more reviews by Alexiskilgannon
Age: 19-24 Skin: Oily, Fair Hair: Brown Eyes: Hazel
I absolutely love the deep pore brushes for my mia 2! Not only does it thoroughly clean my face, but I have noticed a tremendous difference in the size of my pores.
I have terrible acne problems and it has cleared my face up fairly well. The only con to this brush is that I must moisturize immediately after using. I would do this anyways, but now it is an absolute must.
This brush will dry out your face. I don't mind much though, since I moisturize daily. It may be a hassle for someone that has trouble with dry skin.
Overall, I love this brush. It has helped me over not.
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*TOP REVIEWER* escebola on 2/21/2014 5:23:00 PM more reviews by escebola
Age: 36-43 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Warm Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Green
This brush works wonderfully for my super clogged skin. It cleans deeply. My skin is tough, so I'm not sure how it would perform on sensitive/drier skin. To me it's a great option when I need a deeper cleanse. I rotate this brush with a more gentle one (the type that comes with the clarisonic when you buy it) and I'm happy with the results.
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*TOP REVIEWER* shyred05 on 2/21/2014 4:57:00 PM more reviews by shyred05
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral Hair: Black, Straight, Medium Eyes: Black
Hate to be in the minority here but this feels like sandpaper on my skin. :( it's too rough and I get peels the day after.
Will just go back to the acne and/or delicate heads -both I love!
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tcannizzo on 1/18/2014 8:03:00 PM more reviews by tcannizzo
Age: 36-43 Skin: Very Dry, Fair Hair: Red Eyes: Hazel
Love this brush head for pore cleansing and also to help w flaky skin.
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Fuzzmom on 1/3/2014 6:27:00 AM more reviews by Fuzzmom
Age: 44-55 Skin: Combination, Dark Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown
The brush makes all the difference. My Clarisonic came with the sensitive skin brush and I couldn't tell any difference in my skin. I recently tried this brush and my hard-to-get-rid-of whiteheads on my chin are almost negligible. Also my stubborn clogged pores on my nose are as well. Those 2 are my best indicators of whether a brush is working for me. I obviously have deep pores, hence I need a deep pore brush. Works for me.
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hdcue23 on 12/31/2013 3:23:00 PM more reviews by hdcue23
Age: 25-29 Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Cool Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Hazel
I've been using my Clarisonic for almost 2 years and never got that "wow" factor that others noticed....until using this! I was rotating between the sensitive and the normal brush heads and didn't notice much of a difference in the clarity of my skin. Finally decided to give this one a shot and I can't say enough about it! My skin is noticeably smoother, my pores appear smaller, and my mild acne is clearing up(occasional whiteheads/blackheads), my skin was also pretty dry and flaky and that has improved dramatically as well! This brush is amazing and will be my go to from now on, highly recommend!
For reference I use my Clarisonic every night my Biore Pore Unclogging Scrub, I also remove my makeup before because I feel as though it cleans a little better :)
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*TOP REVIEWER* carinnemj on 11/11/2013 5:00:00 PM more reviews by carinnemj
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination, Fair Hair: Blond Eyes: Blue
I got sucked in by the excellent print advertising for the Deep Pore brush (no photoshopping! beautiful skin!), but was disappointed when I saw absolutely nothing magical happen in the first week. I kept at it, however, and after a month I'm finally starting to understand the hype. I haven't had even the shadow of a zit in weeks, my skin is soft and smooth, the retinol cream I use at night seems to absorb instantly, and my BB cream glides on in the morning. I still have blackheads, unfortunately, but the overall tone of my skin is the best it's been in years.
Wait for a 20% off coupon on SkinStore.com to nab this -- it's an authorized dealer and I got the brush, the full-size Deep Pore cleanser, and the weekly detox mask for $135, plus a load of free samples in the box.
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*TOP REVIEWER* evapop on 11/9/2013 3:57:00 PM more reviews by evapop
Age: 36-43 Skin: Oily, Medium, Neutral Hair: Brown, Curly, Medium Eyes: Brown
Are you an old lady with zits? Do you curse the unfair gods who pair your fine lines with pimples & oily skin? Then read on, as the (sadly expensive but so very effective) cavalry has arrived.
For my birthday, my husband got me the clarisonic deep brush kit (Mia 2, deep pore brush head, deep pore cleanser & deep pore mask). He was given strong hints by me - so don't judge!
Well, my fellow zitty, middle aged foxes - it was passionate lust from first use - soft, smooth skin. This evolved to deep, committed love when 2 months went by (PMS & all) with NO zits! This past week, I was on an extended business trip, and didn't bring this with me. What's on my face now - bam - zit under my nose!
- does its job - my pores are clean, and skin clear
- leaves skin amazingly soft
- you feel it when you don't use it
- zit cream and skin treatments are so much more effective
- foundation looks so much nicer and buffs in so much easier
- expensive
- not for sensitive skin
- requires continual use
It's so great, I am even giving my (male) boss the brush head and cleanser for Christmas!
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Loud and Proud
Loud and Proud
I am the first born child in a family of four. However, this was only the official family. I later learned that my father had five other unofficial children that were much older than the official children (children from wedlock). Those children hated the official children with so much venom and went to great lengths to make my mother and her children's life miserable and difficult. Why is this relevant to my journey, you must be asking. Hold your horses, my story is just beginning.
Well right from an early age, when I learnt of the existence of the 'siblings who did not like us' and looked at my mother's expressionless face as she went about raising her children and preparing them for the 'big bad world' I decided there and then that I would be a lawyer. I wanted to speak out for the rights of abused and disgraced women, women who had to look after the children of their husbands and yet day after day were insulted and debased by the husbands and their relatives. I must say that my father was not a violent man but he passively or 'maningly' ignored the taunts and abuse that were heaped on his wife.
The fire to be a lawyer burnt strong within me and I sought career guidance that would lead me to that path. However, destiny has a way of ensuring that you walk the right path, the path where you will sow and reap the most fruit, the path that destinies one for bigger things. Alas I was not to become a lawyer. Upon my entry to the university, I was allocated to the mass communication class and begrudgingly took my first steps as a journalist. Distraught with misery, I remember very little else from my first few lectures, apart from the resounding words 'the power of the pen must never be underestimated'. I later came to love the profession with a passion and have learn't so much from the words and images that are espoused by the media and through the media.
Indeed it is by the power of the pen, stroke of the key board, word of mouth (oh the so many guises of the powerful word) that I came to learn of World Pulse and the amazing journey and rich experiences that are shaping the lives of so many women the world over. I was so inspired to join World Pulse by a colleague of mine, known as Grace Ikirimat, with whom we share a passion to uplift the lives of women around us that are being trampled on by society, by culture, by the legal system and even by their own governments.
I pledge to use my association, inspiration and learning from World Pulse to brighten and improve the lives of women around me, by listening to their stories, sharing their experiences, exploring untapped potential and together learn how to celebrate full womanhood every day of our lives
Dear MDG, You have expressed
Dear MDG,
You have expressed your journey with passion and I'm so touched and glad you found your niche in the media. Your pledge to change the lives of women around you through listening, sharing, exploring even makes me proud of you. You have never stopped to persue your goals. Gal keep going.
I look forward to sharing more of your moving and educative stories.
Loud and proud
The expression is indeed loud and proud. You are in a profession where you have the force to strongly voice the charade of miseries women suffer. There are very few journalist who take up women issue, its welcoming you are one. Best wishes for your journey.
The power of the pen must never be underestimated. I can see your power in it. Go for it. Keep sharing.
Merlin Sharontina
Thank you for sharing your path to journalism! The power of the pen is mighty and your words of inspiration for other women, as well as your pledge to change women's lives through sharing, listening, and exploring, is empowering.
Keep posting.
Thank you for sharing this
Very inspirational. Life is interesting when it sends us in different paths that those we imagine. But I believe it all happens for a reason and you are here now involved with this movement for a reason! Keep up the good work!
a long road and you are firmly at a powerful place
Dear MDG:
It was powerful the way you shared the passion you began your journey with and your ability to shift and love the path that you ended up needing to follow.. It may be that your power overcomes the decisions of the "powers that be" that overrode your own will to follow a different path -- I mean that perhaps through your writing you will journey to a career in law.
And for now you are empowered and passionate about your role as a writer. You have skill, that is certain. I really like the way you wrote this. There is so much more I want to know about...including the world of your mother, and her "expressionless face." I know you will make the world a better place.
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Unfortunately, there was constant rain but the show had to go on: the girls continued singing and dancing, having lots of fun as the entire time they were spotted with large smiles on their faces, enjoying the sight of the large number of 4,000+ Japanese fans dancing along with them. Even the guards couldn't resist, and joined in.
Sooyoung commented to Fuji TV, "We were worried because this was our first flash mob. We felt good because we succeeded with the fans. We're so happy to see everyone happy as we danced together."
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So in short...I'd need to leave the poetry clan that I'm quite involved in to join the vet clan?!?!?!
If so....I'm quite stuck on the choice...poetry or the cream beyond the icing...both did start at the same time: poetry and AO more or less for me. If so, this will be my toughest decision yet :P
If Ewdi could come back he'd make a fine Vet leader...but we can't ask to much right?


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