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Mrs. Chilewitz is simmering inside as her only son, Donald, relates to her his college crisis.
“Professor Linden said I cheated, Ma, but I didn’t. I’m telling you this not so you can talk to anyone because it’s a done deal. This isn’t a store where the customer is always right. It’s school where the teacher is always the right one.”
“How dare he accuse you. What evidence do they have?”
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A book inside me,
Patiently waiting to thrill;
When will it appear?
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Phantom pain of amputees
Writhe with agony,
The disquieting silence of the limbs.
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Act 1: Behind the Times
“Oh . . .”
Act 2: Rearing to Go
“Yeah.”
Act 3: Bottoms Up
“Yay!”
Awake, awake!
Rise and shine,
Bloom freely,
Let the light shine through you.
Fresh start,
A new beginning.
Happy Easter!
Based on the true story of Bobby Fischer (b: 1943 – d: 2008) and portrayed by Tobey Maguire, who is compelling as the American chess Grandmaster and World Chess Champion. The film unfolds against the backdrop of when McCarthyism (early ’50s) is rampant and a young Bobby Fischer is already showing signs of seeing advanced strategies play out on the chess board.
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A day of reflection on Christ’s passion
Stations of the Cross depict man’s loss
Faith is a mystery, tested through our mortality.
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Image: Pixabay
Mitigate the hate
Know and speak to thy neighbor
A grassroots effort
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Another day to memorialize
Tuesday 3/22/16
Acts of terror to desensitize.
An attack to all humanity
In the heart of Brussels,
Taking more lives again, senselessly.
When will it end?
Strike one, two, three,
Explosions in the airport and the metro station;
ISIS claims responsibility reprehensibility.
Nowhere to run from this hell storm,
Safety anywhere fast becoming a rarity,
Threats all over the world the new norm.
What will make it end?
While politicians rant,
And terrorists continue to rave.
We’re left to do the mourning chant:
How will it end?
April 15 is the last day to contribute to your retirement account for 2015, so I thought I’d talk about this book, which is a reference published in 2014. Although the book covers various retirement plans, the information is applicable to those who want to save money in general because it discusses various investment products. This is a must read for those earning any amount of money. You don’t have to earn over $5,000/year to get started with a basic IRA.
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Karina Pinella 
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