فرح هاشم

Thank you

2012-01-15T23:22:00.001-08:00

You were there to listen
When no one else would
You would cheer me up
When no one else could

Whenever I was scared
You'd chase away my fears
Whenever I would cry
You'd wipe away my tears

I can always count on you
To help me smile again
I've come to count on you
Because you'll be there in the end

So I want to say thanks
For always being there
And for saving me
From my own despair

And one final thing
Here in this part
I love you
With ever piece of my heart.

Love

2012-01-06T20:00:00.000-08:00

Could he be the one?
That I've been looking for?
Could he be everything?
That I want and more?
Am I in love?
Finally in love with someone?
That loves me for who I am?
The boy that is the sun?
Love is what I dream,
Well - sort of,
I just wish there would be someone,
Someone my age who was in love.
In love with me of course,
But I know I'm naive,
Just a person with dreams,
Who always believes.

2NE1 - FIRE (Street Ver.) [HD]

2011-12-19T17:19:00.000-08:00

Danza Kuduro by Sensazao Crew

2011-12-19T14:35:00.000-08:00

YANIS MARSHALL "YOU AND I" LADY GAGA. STUDIO HARMONIC STREET JAZZ. CHOR...

2011-12-16T17:02:00.000-08:00

Bullying In Schools with Casey Heynes

2011-12-13T12:33:00.000-08:00

When will it ever stop?

2011-12-07T23:06:00.000-08:00

When will it ever stop?

Bullying is when aperson is picked on over and over again by an individual or group with morepower, either in terms of physical strength or social standing. Two of the mainreasons people are bullied are because of appearance and social status. Bulliespick on the people they think don't fit in, maybe because of how they look, howthey act (for example, kids who are shy and withdrawn), their race or religion,or because the bullies think their target may be gay or lesbian.

Bullying isaggressive behavior that is intended to harm, usually takes place repeatedly,and involves an imbalance of power. Bullying takes three basic forms verbalteasing and name calling (online, texting, or face to face) spreading rumors,excluding people on purpose, breaking up friendships (online, texting, or faceto face) physical: hitting, shoving, and spitting.

Bullying has madea huge impact on people’s lives. Bullies bully sometimes because of racialdifference, skin color, religion, or even about the way someone looks, buteveryone should be treated the same. Bullying makes people feel bad aboutthemselves. It has even made students not want to come to school so they don’t haveto deal with bullying. Some others even killed themselves. Bullying has becomea really big issue around the world.

Every daythousands of teens wake up afraid to go to school. Bullying is a problem thataffects millions of students, and it has everyone worried, not just the kids onits receiving end. Yet because parents, teachers, and other adults don't alwayssee it, they may not understand how extreme bullying can get.

Some bulliesattack their targets physically, which can mean anything from shoving ortripping to punching or hitting, or even sexual assault. Others usepsychological control or verbal insults to put themselves in charge. Forexample, people in popular groups or cliques often bully people they categorizeas different by excluding them or gossiping about them (psychologicalbullying). They may also taunt or tease their targets (verbal bullying). Verbalbullying can also involve sending cruel instant or email messages or evenposting insults about a person on a website — practices that are known as cyberbullying.

As you can seebullying had made a huge impact. 160,000 kids stay home from school every dayto avoid bullying. Students deserve to feel safe at school. But when theyexperience bullying, these types of effects can last long into their future. Bullyingmust stop because it causes many problems such as low sell esteem and violence.

Battling BullyingSwift’s revelation that she had been bullied and her hit songs means which is akind of anti-bullying anthem is part of a nationwide move toward recognizingand combating buying. Other celebrities, including actress Jessica Alba and PopIcon Justin Timberlake, have also come forward with stories. Even the White House is getting involved. PresidentBarack Obama held a conference on bullying, also Obama called on adults to takebullying seriously. Bullying can cause lasting harm, says Susan Swearer,associate professor of psychology at the University of Nebraska.

As a result,bullying is a topic much on the nation’s mind these days with both PresidentBarack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama addressing the topic nationally; andanti-bullying legislation being proposed in New Jersey and Pennsylvania.

On Tuesday, theJosephson Institute of Ethics in Los Angeles released the results of a newstudy indicating half of all high school students admit they bullied someone inthe past year, and nearly half — 47 percent — say they were bullied, teased, ortaunted in a way that seriously upset them in the past year.

Now, a teensuicide in the Greater Pottstown area’s own backyard has brought that painfulconversation here. After 17 year-old Boyertown Area High School junior JesseBuchsbaum was found hanged in his Gilbertsville home Monday; his parents havesaid they suspect bullying could have been a factor in their son’s death.

What should you doif you’re bullied? Nobody deserves to be bullied, “says Julie Herzog, directorof PACER’s National Bullying Prevention center in Minnesota. “If you are beingbullied, reach out to an adult for help.”

Who is the right adult? Every bullyingsituation is different, in fact, recent study of middle school studentsconducted by researchers at the University of California-Davis found that moneybullies are kids who are reasonably popular but they want to become morepopular. They bully to try to impress others.

What makes abully?

“Bullying canhappen in a number of ways. Some kids who tend to be bullies are usually yourmore dominant personalities,” said Michelle Herrigel, Psy.D., clinical directorat the Devereaux Pocono Center in Newfoundland, and a psychotherapist whotreats adolescents and adults.

When you witnessbullying are you aware of the seriousness in verbal abuse? bullying at its best! Sometimes hurtful wordscan cause more pain than physical abuse and In this case it can lead tosuicide! Nowadays bullying can happen anywhere and because the internet isbecoming a main source of communication it is also becoming a main cause ofbullying! “Many will view violence in a positive light,” said Herrigel, whowrites the “Counseling Corner” blog on the Town Square site at pottsmerc.com,The Mercury’s website.

“But others may bepressured into it, like if you have a group of kids on a bus who are bullyingsomeone, their choices may be stand up for the child, and possibly become thetarget for bullying themselves, or join in,” Herrigel said.

“Bullies tend tobe more impulsive, more easily frustrated,” she said, noting that “the victimstend to be quieter, more socially isolated.”

“All kids aretrying to be accepted and to get what they want and if bullying someone works,and they get away with it, they’ll do it again and then it becomes a pattern ofbehavior,” said Herrigel.

“And it is ahighly reinforced behavior when all your peers are laughing or cheering youon,” she said. At the same time, “it leaves the victim lonely, humiliated andwith very low self-esteem.”

“We don’t call itbullying, we call it harassment and we make sure everyone knows that harassmentis against the law,” Rodriguez said. If anyone is being a victim of bullyingplease know there is help! Suicide is a permanent solution to a temporaryproblem! And remember “10 years from now it won’t matter the shoes you wore orthe friends you had what will matter is the person you become!”

周杰倫 Jay Chou - 你好嗎？Ni Hao Ma ( How Are You? )

2011-12-03T00:54:00.000-08:00

[HD] 29 Miss A VS Sistar - Super Rival 02

2011-12-02T12:23:00.000-08:00

World Hip Hop International 2008 USA Champion Flos Angeles Performance

2011-12-02T12:02:00.000-08:00

Hip Hop routine Harder Better Faster Stronger

2011-12-02T11:59:00.000-08:00

Belly Dancing Level 4 - July 2011

2011-12-02T11:54:00.000-08:00

اشعار حب تعبر عن احلى كلام

2011-11-19T23:34:00.000-08:00

كتاب حياتي ياعيني.....
ماشفت مثله كتاب الفرح سطرين والباقي عذاب......

انا حبيتك بقلبي وهذا غلطتي.....
رميت كل الحجر وبدم قلبي كتبتلك
واختصرت عذاب الشعر بكلمه وحده اشتقتلك...

افتقدك بالرغم من كثرة الاصحاب.
اريدك وانا بين شلة الاحباب
احتاجك لما في قلبي من احزان فبدونك احيا بلا امن ولا اطمئنان

عمر المسافه ما ميزت يوم الاحساس
ولا بدلت نااااااس بقلبي بدل ناااااااااس
واذا هالدنيا خذتك مني وجودك
تتعب لاجل تاخذ غلاك

تدري لو فقدتك وش بيصير انسى اني بالوجود
وانسى اني بشر مولود

الحياه محطات:
اعذبها&الحب
اجملها&اللقاء
اصعبها&الفراق
اتعبها&الانتظار
احزنها&الوداع

علمتني كيف اعزك
ولعيونك بس اشتاق
ونسيت تعلمني الدنيا بغيابك كيف تنطاق

علموك القساوه&وانت طبعك حنون
كيف تجرح دموعي&وانت وسط عيني

بكيتني وانا احسبك تكره بكاي
اثرك تلذذ بدموعي وانا ابكى

علمني كيف انساك
علمني كيف اهواك واكتفي
علمني كيف اصل الى اعماقك
وابدا الحكايه ...
واسير على اوتار قلبك حتى النهايه...

My Memory Library

2011-11-19T22:25:00.000-08:00

Imagine if I was given one moment,
just a single slice of my past.
I could hold it close forever,
and that moment would always last.

I'd put the moment in a safe,
within my hearts abode.
I could open it when I wanted,
and only I would know the code.

I could choose a time of laughing,
a time of happiness and fun.
I could choose a time that tried me,
through everything I've done.

I sat and thought about what moment,
would always make me smile.
One that would always push me,
to walk that extra mile.

If I'm feeling sad and low,
if I'm struggling with what to do.

I can go and open my little safe,
and watch my moment through.

There are moments I can think of,
that would lift my spirits everytime.
The moments when you picked me up,
when the road was hard to climb.

For me to only pick one moment,
to cherish, save and keep,
Is proving really difficult,
as I've gathered up a heap!
I've dug deep inside my heart,

found the safe and looked inside,
there was room for lots of moments,
in fact hundreds if I tried.

I'm building my own little library,
embedded in my heart,
for all the moments spent with you,

before you had to part.

I can open it up whenever I like,
pick a moment and watch it through,
My little library acts as a promise,
I'll never ever forget you

Chris Brown - Next To You ft. Justin Bieber

2011-11-18T08:43:00.000-08:00

Romeo Santos Feat. Usher - Promise (Official)

2011-11-10T09:32:00.000-08:00

Love is better than hate

2011-11-08T14:44:00.000-08:00

Don't judge a book by its cover,
Love is better than hate.
Life's too short to waste opportunities
You have the chance to take.
One day you could be alive and the next you could be dead,
So keep your head held high with a big smile on your face!

Once you have completed your education, would you return to your

2011-11-08T11:08:00.000-08:00

Once you have completed your education, would you return to your
hometown to begin your adult life? Why or why not?

I would love to go back to my hometown in Baghdad (Iraq) after completing my education, but I don’t think that I could go anymore because of the situation in Iraq and also there are terrorists who would kill me and my family if we would go back to Iraq.
We see many reasons why we would want to leave our country and come here. One of the biggest reasons is that there are evil people who started sending threatening letters to my dad because he worked with the American Army as a contractor. They wanted him to stop or they would kill his family. At first, my dad didn't take it seriously because it was an insane way of thinking. Then again after a week we received the same letter, but this time the letter said that they are going to kill us one by one and they going to start with youngest one in our family. By then, Dad was frustrated, angry and very scared. So he decided to send us to Amman, Jordan where it safe and peaceful.
But that wasn’t the end. My family and I we faced to many problems in Jordan because of our religion. In Jordan, Most Jordanians are Sunni Muslims. In general, the Sunni Muslims hate the Shiite Muslims. Because of our religion, life was very hard for us in Jordan. So very much I had to hide and keep my real religion a secret from everyone from my school my neighbors in Jordan so I can survive.
I hated my life so much. Because I had to do things I had never done before and I even knew what I was doing wrong but there was no other way for me to survive. That hurt me a lot but there was no other way for me to show them or making them change their way of thinking. I want to tell everyone in school and outside the school that not every Shiite Muslims is bad person. I really wanted to tell them so bad. But I could not.
Also it was very hard for Iraqi people to work in Jordan so my dad had to leave us and go back to Iraq so he could find a job there more easily. He worked there for a year. Mom used to say her prayers every day asking God to bring Dad back to us safe and sound. My mom was so strong and she taught us how to be as strong as she was. We were happy when my dad came back to Jordan. He told us that we could apply to go to the USA as refugees. That day I was so happy. I said to myself,” yeah Farah it’s time to tell everyone that I am Shiite Muslim.” When I told them they all looked at me in a totally different way. They looked at me in really mean way. The look was very nasty and they kept distance from me. So I told,” them what do you all really mean by this look?” I was your friend I was your neighbor you all told me not to leave because you guys said that you love me for who I was. Now you all look down on me because I told you what my religion was. They did not say anything to me. They were so silent that day. So I told them it is not about the religion or where you come from, it’s all about the heart that every one of us holds.

Then we come here to America and we were very scared. We come from Iraq which is the country that America having a fight with. We were really afraid that something bad will happen to us if we come here, but America was our last chance to survive. It was the only way for us to start dreaming again of our future.
The first week in America was scare. We spend the whole week hiding inside the house. My Dad was afraid that something bad will happened to us if we go outside. So we would look from the window to the outside and it just looked so beautiful. So I tell my brothers and sisters let’s wait till dad sleep and lets go to see what is going on out there. So we all were really were scare, and we know we are going to be in big trouble if dad wakeup.
The six of us driving in our bicycles, and everyone we see outside saying hello to us. It feels so good and warm because really no one has ever done this before. So then I start doing the same things I start saying hi to everyone I see. My old brother Hashim he start saying, “Farah stop saying, Hi to everyone you see” I told him,”Hashim don’t u see people here are really cool and nice to us.” Later on Hashim was ok with it he also start saying Hi to the people he see.
Then we went back home and my dad was a wake. He was so angry. He kept telling us why you guys went off you don’t know what might happened to you. What if something bad happened to one of you what I would do then? I told my dad people here are really nice and everything outside look so cool and beautiful don’t you want to go outside now. My dad was cool about what I said and he decided to go and look outside. It was funny how my dad was reacting when I said hello to everyone I see. He said, “Farah do you know all those people.” I tell him no but it make me feel good when I say hello to them. Then my dad he feels more comfortable around the people here. Now my dad he is making his dream by opening his first restraint. Now everyone in my family working very hard on making the dream come true.
In my country most people have rules that they have to fallow. They are serious about their life. They take everything in a very serious way. Most people in Iowa are very nice and kind. Very much to me everyone seemed so cool in here and that what really make me want to stay here forever and start on making my dream life here.
I want to study to become a newspaper journalist because I want to show the whole world that there are people who been in the same situation as I was in. I want to tell them how hard and frightening the war was. I want to show everyone, “it’s not about the outside that matter but the inside of that person that really matters the most. With a good college education, I will be able to live anywhere in the United States and make my dream and my family dream come true.

الضمير العربي كاملة 40 دقيقة

2011-10-25T12:48:00.000-07:00

Peace, Peace, Please,
Please, Peace, Please,

There’s something we should do
That’s not been done
Something we can win
That’s not been won
Something we can SHOUT OUT
To end all their brutal war games
We Want Peace

Case for war was fake,
Don’t let it fade
More lives can be saved
Got to be brave
Something we can shout out,
We want peace, and we want it right now
Talking is Free

All we want is Peace
All we need is Peace
All we ask is Peace, Please
Peace is all we want

important farah very important

2011-10-22T13:01:00.001-07:00

most people think that if someone is Muslims thats mean he/she terrorism, but is that right that every muslim is terrorist? in countries like America and other countries, when people see women wearing a scarf or long clothing that covers her whole body, the people seem so afraid of her.They have image in their mind of what a terrorist is. that image fits that woman just because of the way she looks on the outside.

after 9/11 many American start to look at muslim in totally differiernt way. they look at them in really mean way. the look is very nasty and they keep distance from muslim students not friendly what do they really mean by this look?

muslim students go to school. they go to a school where eveyone looks at them like if they were terrorism and without knowing who they are from inside. people think they are different because they are muslims. I don’t understand why people think that why. why can’t they look to the inside of their heart why can they.

aldmer al3rbe2

2011-10-21T22:44:00.000-07:00

What can I do I don't know what to do I don't know I really want to do something but I don't know what to do when all this wars will stop can someone answer me plz ohhhhhhhhhhh I am so tired I want this war to stop what more they want what can I and u do to make this war in ours countries to stop how can I ohhhhhhh ooooooooooffffffffffffff plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz God make all this war in our counties to stop plzzzz make them stop plz make them stop killing plz what a person like me can do what can I do what can I do

شيرين واحمد سعد جرح تاني

2011-10-21T01:20:00.000-07:00

Rola - A'n Eznak Ya Ma'alem / رولا - عن إذنك يا معلم

2011-10-17T12:26:00.000-07:00

Sabah & Rola - Daloua'a / صباح و رولا - دلوعة

2011-10-17T12:16:00.000-07:00

Terrorism, Good and Bad

2011-10-17T11:59:00.000-07:00

Terrorism, Good and Bad

I wrote your name in my heart

2011-10-17T09:57:00.000-07:00

I wrote your name in the sky,
but the wind blew it away.
I wrote your name in the sand,
but the waves washed it away.
I wrote your name in my heart,
and forever it will stay.

The Biggest Problem - Overturned Priorities

2011-09-27T22:25:00.000-07:00

Different cultures around the world are often very different. Great differences exist between Jordan and America, for example. Besides the usual categories of language, food, and clothing, some differences go much deeper. The biggest differences include religion, appearance, and wealth. In one culture, these issues define the person, while in the other, they are just accessories of the personality.

In Jordan, the important things are beliefs, how well someone dresses, and how much money each person has. What is on the inside of a person does not matter unless the outside looks nice, too. If the outside is ugly, or fat, or not well dressed, no one will take the time to get to know that person. It does not stop at not getting to know someone. Others who look better will also make life bad for those who do not look good. They will call them names and make their lives miserable to the point that some people commit suicide.

Most Jordanians are Sunni Muslims. In general, the Sunni Muslims hate the Shiite Muslims. This is because of a disagreement many years ago. Long ago, the Shiite Muslims killed a religious leader, not realizing he was a good man. Even today, the Sunni hate the Shiite for this reason. Many Sunni Muslims are afraid of Shiite Muslims and believe they are all killers, like the Shiite Muslims who killed the Imam. Because of this, life is very hard for the Shiite Muslims in Jordan.

Money makes friends in Jordan. If someone has money, even if they are a bad person, everyone will want to befriend this person. Even the nicest person imaginable finds it hard to make friends if they have no money. In this society, everyone seems masked. No one can see the true person, and no one wants to see the true person. They only care what the mask looks like instead of the person behind the mask.

On the other hand, America looks more at the inside. Although some people say that it matters what people wear and how they look, everyone has an equal chance. The most important thing is the heart inside of the person, rather than the face the person has. In America, people feel free to be themselves. With this freedom, people have more power to stand up for themselves and to say and do what they think is right, even if they are not considered beautiful or good-looking.

In the US, people choose their own religion. Anyone can choose whatever religion they choose to be. People can even choose to not have a religion. The people of America tell other people what they believe without fear of what might happen. They have a voice and have pride in what they do or do not believe. The people here know that they do not have to be afraid of something happening to them if they say what they believe.

Money is very important in America, as it is in Jordan. The difference is why money is important. In America, life is expensive. People need money to have a home, to buy food, and to get an education. It takes money to get an education, and people get educated so that they can make more money. However, if people do not have a lot of money, but they work hard, they can still have respect. In Jordan, it does not matter how hard someone works unless they also have money.

Religion, money, and looks matter everywhere in the world. However, these things should not be the way in which people are judged. What is on the inside is the thing that matters. There is no one in the whole world who is perfect. For this reason, people should not look down on each other, but should instead work together for the good of everyone. In these aspects, Jordan and America are very different from each other. Jordanian culture needs to learn these points and change the way they see others, so that everyone can have an equal chance for a satisfying life.

2011-08-31T01:26:00.001-07:00

باقة أزهار وورود

وسلة بخور وعود

والعيد عليكم يعود

وكل عام وانتم بخير

قصيدة ولد الهدى ( احمد شوقى) لمدح رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم

2011-08-18T02:39:00.000-07:00

ولد الهدى فالكائنات ضياء **** وفم الزمان تبسم وسناء

الروح والملأ الملائك حوله **** للدين والدنيا به بشراء

والعرش يزهو والحظيرة تزدهي **** والمنتهى والسدرة العصماء
والوحي يقطر سلسلا من سلسل **** واللوح والقلم البديع رواء

يا خير من جاء الوجود تحية **** من مرسلين إلى الهدى بك جاؤوا

بك بشر الله السماء فزينت **** وتوضعت مسكا بك الغبراء

يوم يتيه على الزمان صباحه **** ومساؤه بمحمد وضاء

يوحي إليك الفوز في ظلمائه **** متتابعا تجلى به الظلماء

والآي تترى والخوارق جمة **** جبريل رواح بها غداء

دين يشيد آية في آية **** لبنائه السورات والأضواء

الحق فيه هو الأساس وكيف لا **** والله جل جلاله البناء

بك يا ابن عبدالله قامت سمحة **** بالحق من ملل الهدى غراء

بنيت على التوحيد وهو حقيقة **** نادى بها سقراط والقدماء

ومشى على وجه الزمان بنورها **** كهان وادي النيل والعرفاء

الله فوق الخلق فيها وحده **** والناس تحت لوائها أكفاء***

والدين يسر والخلافة بيعة **** والأمر شورى والحقوق قضاء

الاشتراكيون أنت أمامهم **** لولا دعاوي القوم والغلواء

داويت متئدا وداووا طفرة **** وأخف من بعض الدواء الداء

الحرب في حق لديك شريعة **** ومن السموم الناقعات دواء

والبر عندك ذمة وفريضة **** لا منة ممنوحة وجباء

جاءت فوحدت الزكاة سبيله **** حتى إلتقى الكرماء والبخلاء

انصفت أهل الفقر من أهل الغنى **** فالكل في حق الحياة سواء

يا من له الأخلاق ما تهوى العلا **** منها وما يتعشق الكبراء

زانتك في الخلق العظيم شمائل **** يغرى بهن ويولع الكرماء

فإذا سخوت بلغت بالجود المدى **** وفعلت ما لا تفعل الأنواء

وإذا عفوت فقادرا ومقدرا **** لا يستهين بعفوك الجهلاء

وإذا رحمت فأنت أم أو أب **** هذان في الدنيا هما الرحماء

وإذا خطبت فللمنابر هزة **** تعرو الندى وللقلوب بكاء

وإذا أخذت العهد أو أعطيته **** فجميع عهدك ذمة ووفاء

يامن له عز الشفاعة وحده **** وهو المنزه ماله شفعاء

لي في مديحك يا رسول عرائس **** تيمن فيك وشاقهن جلاء

هن الحسان فإن قبلت تكرما **** فمهورهن شفاعة حسناء

ما جئت بابك مادحا بل داعيا **** ومن المديح تضرع ودعاء

أدعوك عن قومي الضعاف لأزمة **** في مثلها يلقى عليك رج

It’s Takes A Nation Of Millions To Hold Us Back.

2011-04-25T22:06:00.000-07:00

Born Malcolm Little in Omaha in 1925
You were forced to flee
white supremicists twice
before the age of five

Your fearless father was murdered and
Your mother then went insane
Eight children then got fostered out
But no one got the blame

You wanted to be a lawyer and you
Graduated the top of your class
But your racist ignorant teacher
Was much worse than a pain in the ass

So you drifted into crime in Harlems’
Tough mean neighbourhoods
Running numbers ,narcotics,prostitution
The main leader of the hoods

You got ten years with your buddy
Malcolm “ Shorty “ Jarvis
Serving seven in reality on
A host of burglary charges

While doin time for all these crimes
You had a religious conversion
Accepting Elijah’s Muhammeds' teaching
And the Nation of Islams’ version

Of analysis and enpowerment of Afro-American blacks
While the long feared “Black Messiah”
then crisscrossed the States
Buiding the NOI

Brilliant oratorical skills
and many wise insights
Then brought the activities of the State
And an agenda of a shortened life

Then the test of faith arrives
Elijah is no living prophet
Affairs and children everwhere
And warm comfort from good profit

You broke with the Nation Of Islam
And founded the Muslim Mosque
Returning from Mecca in 64
Preaching unity to beat the boss

But this new message of unity
Made you a bigger threat than ever
The NOI then moved against you
And the State was boxing clever

Slaughtered in the Audobon ballroom
in the year 1965

A second man is caught by the crowd
But he was never ever tried

Laid to rest in Fernhill cemetry
A martyred “Black Messiah”
The powerful just could not let you live
And feared your love and fire i see you now
Standing tall,
Erect, fearless,
Speaking with voice so loud
"Speaking up for those who cannot speak for themselves,
for the rights of all who are destitute.
Speaking up and judge fairly;
defend the rights of the poor and needy."
I hear you Malcolm.
You with perfect diction.
Fire in your voice
Fire in your eyes
Saying the things
That the Brother and Sister
Long to hear.
I feel the warmth of your
Handclasp.
The true feeling of friendship
I feel the tenderness of your love
And sincerity.

my first day at school

2011-04-20T09:05:00.000-07:00

MY FIRST DAY AT SCHOOL!!

My first day in school was unforgettable. I woke up early that day. I remember felling very excited. I ware my uniform. My parents took me to school. When I entered the school. My classmate came running up and asked my name. I met a lot of friends at school. Everyone was so nice and kind. I was very happy that day. I really liked the school. I met a lot of teachers. They were very nice. I enjoyed going to school every day. We all speak Arabic at school. My favorite class was math. I enjoyed reading too. My best friend was Noor. She was so nice to me. We always play together. We study together. We had a lot of fun. At lunch we always sit together. I will never ever forget her. My first day experience in school remains fresh in my mind

why uniform good for students

2011-04-20T09:03:00.000-07:00

the uniform for school. They put everyone on an even field and the students can get to learning and not comparing clothing or labels. The "poor" kids feel as good as the "rich" ones in the clothing and aren't picked on about clothing.
The first reason is that with uniforms all the students will look better and orderly because it will look like all the students are clean and intelligent persons who are dedicated for their work in class. And maybe if they look like that, they can feel like that.
The second reason is that buying uniforms is cheaper that buying jeans and shirts for school and that is a benefit for the parents of the students that are in the school. Also the students won't have to worry about the clothes that they have to wear to school.
Another reason is that if they are out of school and the people want to know about what school that the student is going to, the people can know easily if the student is wearing a specific uniform. If a student from that school does something bad, the people from other places can know if the student is from a specific school.

my first day of seeing a snow fall

2011-04-20T08:57:00.000-07:00

This is my first day of seeing a snow fall. The season is full of beautiful scenes. The gelid drops of dew fall on the green turfs. They look as beautiful as pearls. The color of rising sun is deep red. The sun gives rise the fallen drops of colors. Some flowers are milk white, some are coral red, some are sky blue. Others are green, yellow and golden. The flower look fresh and bright with dew drops upon them. There are no more clouds in the sky. The winter sky is clear and blue. I could see the winds flailing the snow all around the town. The trees are all are cold and white with snow.I felt awesome seeing the snow. In Jordan, the snow might last five minutes on the ground. Here in Iowa, the snow did not stop for hours and I stayed up late to watch it fall. I grabbed my camera and ran outside and I took a lot of pictures. My brother and I made our first snowman and it was an awesome snowman. We made it look really funny. I had a lot of fun playing with the cold, wet snow. My hands felt cold and numb as we shaped the snowman. We broke branches off a tree to use for a nose and arms. I went ice skating. It was very hard to skate. I had never been ice skating before. I felt almost 11 times. But I had a really hard time skating. I like the one that you sit in it and slight down. I think it was fun and easy. The winter is really cold in Iowa. My first day seeing snow it remains fresh in my mind and it will remain forever.

MY experiences in Iraq, Jordan, and the U.S

2011-04-18T09:32:00.000-07:00

Where I was, I came here as a refugee to the U.S. My life changed during the war in Iraq. There are reasons why we left the country.
Before the war started, I was having a happy life with my family and my friends. I lived in Baghdad, the Capital of Iraq; it’s a beautiful big city with a large population. The people there are very welcoming. They made me feel like I was part of their family. I lived in Baghdad all my life, and I loved everything about it. Baghdad was for me not just a country it was like my home. Iraq was the place where everything was good and warm because of its kind and warm people. Baghdad was like a second mother to me, but when the war started, everything changed. My life was overturned.

We saw many reasons why we would want to leave the country.
Many people died. There were many fights in Iraq and many people left their work because of terrorism. Many terrorists come from surrounding countries. They come to make money, or because they were extremists and wanted to kill others in the name of religion. When people walked in the streets, they could find dead bodies all around! That’s how I lost many of my friends and my family. I was so upset and angry. I was hoping the war would stop, but it didn’t. Evil people started sending threatening letters to my dad because he worked with the American Army as a contractor. They wanted him either to stop or they would kill his family. At first, my dad didn't take it seriously because it was an insane way of thinking. Then again after a week we got the same letter, but this time letter said that they going to kill us one by one and they going to start with youngest one in our family. By then, dad was frustrated, angry and very scared. So decide to send us to Amman, Jordan where it’s safe and peaceful.

Leaving the family back home was really sad for all of us. We left Baghdad to go to Amman, Jordan, and lived there for 3 years. We were happy and sad at the same time. Our big problem was that it was so hard for Iraqi people to work in Jordan. That’s why my dad had to leave us and go back home so he could find a job there easier. He worked there for a year. Mom used to say her prayers every day asking God to bring dad back to us safe and sound. My mom was so strong and she taught us how to be as strong as she was. We were happy when my dad came back to Jordan. He told us that we could apply to go to the USA as refugees. That’s how we made it to the USA.

Now we are happy here in the U.S because we are safe and there are many people nice to us here. But we genuinely miss our country. I hope I can see my country again. When I came to the USA I was thinking I would not have friends, but then I came and I met many good friends. I am really happy here. Through everything that happened in my life in Iraq, Jordan, and the USA, My life has changed a lot, and I have learned many things. I have learned how to be strong, and how to see who is good and who is bad. I have learned that whatever happened I cannot give up on life because there are always two ways in life, and I am the one who choices how I want my life to be. I was always thinking that life meant nothing but now I know what life is all about. I thank God for everything that happened in my life and how my life changed me to be me just me.

50 cent

2011-03-10T11:23:00.001-08:00

50 cent story .. hold me down song,

2011-03-06T19:06:00.000-08:00

The rapper known as 50 Cent is living proof that hip-hop is as much a lifestyle as it is a type of music. He was a star in the underground mix-tape circuit for several years, but the rest of the world did not hear about him until 2002, when his first single, "Wanksta," appeared on the soundtrack of the film 8 Mile. In 2003, 50 Cent's debut album Get Rich or Die Tryin', topped the charts and broke sales records. As a result, the young rapper was constantly in the press, and his life became an open book. This was not a "studio gangsta," meaning a musician who makes up stories about drugs, violence, and murder in order to sell records; 50 Cent was the real deal. He grew up on the streets of New York, survived being shot at nine times, and used those experiences to fuel his songs. As a result, critics noted that his music had a gritty edge, and they predicted that 50 Cent would be the next hip-hop heavyweight.

Read more: 50 Cent Biography - life, family, childhood, children, parents, death, history, wife, school http://www.notablebiographies.com/news/A-Ca/50-Cent.html#ixzz1FsccLXrb

Lost Boys of the Sudan

2010-10-18T09:56:00.000-07:00

Orphaned youngsters, they fled their villages in Sudan in the 1980s, afraid they would be slaughtered as many of their families were by government troops.

The lost boys - so called because they had to fend for themselves without parents or elders - set out on an extraordinary journey across Africa that took them to Ethiopia, back to Sudan and to refugee camps in Kenya.

Three years ago, the United States government agreed to allow 3,600 of them to begin new lives in America.

"I don't worry now that if I sleep that people are going to shoot me," says 19-year-old Abraham Maker, who arrived in the US in 2001 along with thousands of others.

One night soldiers representing the mostly Muslim northern government came to Abraham's village in Sudan's Christian south.

They shot and killed the men and older boys and took the young girls and women away with them.

The young boys who survived banded together and fled, beginning a year-long journey across Africa.

Thousands were either shot by pursuing soldiers, drowned, died of hunger, or were eaten by wild animals.

Education
"I do not worry now about war," says Abraham, who was adopted by an American family and now lives in a suburb in Connecticut near New York, where he plays soccer and is a runner for his high school athletics team.

Santino has struggled to get an education
Abraham has been luckier than other lost boys, many of whom have had difficulty adjusting to life in America.

All hoped they would get a high school and university education in the US and one day return to Sudan.

But getting an education has turned out to be the lost boys biggest problem. Because neither the boys nor the re-settlement agencies knew their correct ages, caseworkers simply guessed.

The lucky ones were those judged to be below the age of 18.

They were allowed to complete their secondary educations at high school and go onto junior colleges free of charge.

The unlucky ones, those judged to be above 18, were too old for high school and so had to go to work. As they had no qualifications they were forced to take menial, low-paying jobs.

Work

This is what happened to Santino Majok Chuor who arrived in Houston, Texas aged 21 in 2001.

"I did not manage to go to school," he says sadly, "because I could not find the time."

Too old to attend high school, he works loading trucks for minimum wage.

Santino tried working in the day and studying at night but found it impossible.

With much of his salary sent each month to his disabled brother and his brother's three children in the Kakuma refugee camp in Kenya and other family and friends demanding money, Santino can barely afford the apartment he shares with another lost boy in a tough section of Houston.

He does not waste his money on movies or going to clubs, he says. For fun he watches educational programmes on television.

"There's no way out," Santino says, "unless you get education."

The majority of the lost boys did not survive the epic journey
A few of the lost boys, like Samuel Garang, 23, who lives in California, somehow managed to work in the day and attend school at night.

"America wasn't paradise and it wasn't as easy as they told you in the camps," says Samuel, who has done the rounds of menial jobs: he's been a security guard and is now a bagger, someone who puts shoppers' groceries in their bags at supermarkets.

He won't be a bagger much longer. Samuel completed his high school diploma, went on to junior college and did well enough to be accepted at one of America's most prestigious universities, Stanford, in California in September.

"It was easier for me," says Samuel. "I didn't have a wife in the camp or people wanting money. I could study.

Back in Africa they do not know how hard it can be here for us."

(THAT WAS FROM BBC NEWS)

موت رامي شمالي ستاراكاديمي7

2010-08-02T16:12:00.000-07:00

والحمد لله على المكتوب ع فكرة انا بيوم 8/7/2010 طلعت عالعمرة وما عرفت انوا رامي اتوفى الا بعد ايام خبرتني صبية من ليبيا وكثير زعلت علية وانا دعيت لرامي بالمدينة لاني كنت فيها وبتمنى الله يتقبل مني . وبطلب من الكل انوا يتمنى الو الرحمه وما حدا يحكي كثير عنوا حابة انوا يرتاح بالقبر والحمد لله على كل شيء الموت واحد ولكن تعددت الاسباب وحابة احكي لاهل رامي انوا ما يفكروا انوا شكري سبب يلي صار صار يدعوا بالرحمة لابنهم كل ما عليها فاااان حتى انا والكل مشان هيك بتمنى من كل واحد بيقرا هاي الرسالة انوا يفكر بالموت ويعمل خير وينسى الحقد ويسامح ويقول يا رب ونتخيل انفسنا وخلينا نتعض من يلي بيصير بالعالم كلوا رايح واحنا بنكبر خلي التسامح بقلبوبنا ونحب بعض ونصير يد وحده ونضحك عطول لانوا ما حدا بيعرف متى يوموا والله يرحمك يا رامي ادعولي ا الله يرحمني ويرحم الجميع وسامحوني".

2010-05-03T09:33:00.001-07:00

Human Guinea Pigs?

2010-05-03T09:24:00.000-07:00

Human Guinea Pigs?
Psychoactive drug. Sounds scary doesn’t it? Guess which drug we may be talking about? Nicotine, which is one of the more abused drugs in the United States. Do you have any idea what nicotine does to the human body? Understanding how nicotine affects the human body is as complex as the body itself. Rapid changes in the brain can cause an increase in blood pressure, heart rate, and respiration. So here is the question, would more anti-smoking education help the public understand what the human body’s response is to nicotine ?
With over 4000 chemicals found in a cigarette, nicotine is the most addictive. It takes just 8 seconds for nicotine to hit the brain. Nicotine happens to be shaped like the natural brain chemical acetylcholine. Acetylcholine is one of many chemicals called neurotransmitters that carry the message between brain cells (Tobacco-Free Kids). Like a “key fitting into a lock”, nicotine locks into the acetylcholine receptors and causes changes in your brain and body. A chemical called dopamine is released normally when you experience something pleasurable like good food…smoking causes neurons to release excess dopamine which are responsible for the feelings of pleasure experienced by the smoker (NIDA).
Tolerance to nicotine develops very easily because of how it attaches itself in the brain and also is very addictive to people that have problems with alcohol and drugs and makes it even harder to stop. Because your body becomes more tolerant you need more nicotine to make your body feel better. If nicotine levels drop, the nicotine user will begin to feel uncomfortable withdrawal symptoms. Today, tobacco products are highly engineered nicotine delivery devices, finely tuned to appeal to the taste, feel , smell, and other sensations. One of the ways that tobacco companies keep people addicted is by adding chemicals like ammonia manipulation of smoke particle sizes.(NIDA)
Tobacco companies know that almost all new smokers begin their addiction as children. They know that smoking is unpleasant for new smokers, so they carefully design the product, including the delivery of nicotine…(NIDA). New smokers don’t often like the taste of smoke. These methods improve the “mouth feel” by reducing the negative sensations like hotness and dryness (Tobacco Free Kids). Tobacco companies make flavored tobacco products to make the people more addicted to the taste, smell and feel. Different flavors like candy, fruit and alcohol flavors make kids smoke them more while all the time increasing the levels of nicotine.
The good news is the government is going to help smokers by giving them new tools to use to help bring this epidemic under control. President Obama has just signed The Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act into law. This grants the Food and Drug Administration new authority to regulate the manufacture, marketing, and distribution of tobacco products to protect the publics health generally and to reduce tobacco use by children and adolescents… the rules contain provisions designed to limit youth access to tobacco products, as well as restrictions on marketing to curb the appeal of these products to youth (FDA).
Here are some of the regulations the FSPTC Act will address:
Requiring companies who manufacture or import tobacco products to provide FDA with a listing of the amounts of all ingredients of the tobacco products they produce.(fda.gov)
Give the FDA the authority to require to provide information about the amount of nicotine in their products to FDA and the public.(fda.gov)
Give the FDA the authority….to adopt standards for nicotine yields and for the reduction or elimination of other harmful substances…(fda.gov)
Require warnings on tobacco products to cover 50 per cent of the front and back panels of the package…(fda.gov)
In the article called Facts on Nicotine and Tobacco, John Slade offers the ideas that he feel will help change the nicotine epidemic. One way would be to view nicotine as a drug vs. a habit of smoking. He also said it would help if indoor air spaces used by nonsmokers would remain free of tobacco smoke pollution (Slade) And finally, the FDA will use a variety of communication channels such as web pages, social media tools and pod casts to educate retailers and consumers about the new requirements (fda.gov).
Now I learned many things about nicotine and tobacco. I realized that smoking shortens your life, threatens your life with diseases? Then, you waste thousands of dollars per annum on endless sticks of cigarettes. You even stink with bad breath. you may also get used to it, but you have a choice. Do you want to quit it or not? the answer is in your hands. Do you want to choice the positive road or the negative one? You choice!! but If you want my answers? My answers will be the positive because I want to live a health life with my family the people that I love and live the life and never give up. I think now I am ready to teach other about how smoking is bad for there body's and how they can live a happy life and I'm very happy now because I learn something very important in my life. This is a poems on life that may help other to not give up and keep trying to live for hope.
HOPE for your life
(by Brian Quinn)
When all about you is black with gloom,And all you feel is pending doom.When your bones are racked with grim despair -When every breath is a gasp for air.Keep on going, though you need to grope,For around the bend is a ray of hope.A ray of hope is perhaps all that's left,As your will to live has been bereft.You've lost it all, it's just no use!You can end it all, you need no excuse.But throw away that piece of rope,And give yourself a chance of hope.
Just give yourself another day,Brushing aside what your thoughts may say.This is your life and you can make a new start,By ignoring the brain - just follow the heart.Taking baby steps in order to cope,And minute by minute you'll build on your hope.Build on your hope,. one day at a time,Though the road be steep and hard to climb.The hurts of the past - they should be dead.
The fears of the future are all in your head.Just live in the present and refuse to mope Your life will sparkle for you're living in hope.

Is cigarette smoking really addictive?

2010-03-30T21:03:00.000-07:00

Is smoking really addictive? I will tell you about how smoking really addictive
Today in speech class we have to find topic to talk about so I am going to talk about
how is smoking really addictive? so I hope you learn something new about smoking.When your parents were young, people could buy cigarettes and smoke pretty much anywhere — even in hospitals! Ads for cigarettes were all over the place. Today we're more aware about how bad smoking is for our health. Smoking is restricted or banned in almost all public places and cigarette companies are no longer allowed to advertise on TV, radio, and in many magazines.

Almost everyone knows that smoking causes cancer, emphysema, and heart disease; that it can shorten your life by 10 years or more; and that the habit can cost a smoker thousands of dollars a year. So how come people are still lighting up? The answer, in a word, is addiction. Is smoking really addictive? I will tell you about how smoking really addictive

Yes. The nicotine in cigarette smoke causes an addiction to smoking. Nicotine is an addictive drug just like heroin and cocaine:

When taken in small amounts, nicotine creates pleasant feelings that make the smoker want to smoke more. It acts on the chemistry of the brain and central nervous system, affecting the smoker's mood. Nicotine works very much like other addicting drugs, by flooding the brain's reward circuits with dopamine (a chemical messenger). Nicotine also gives you a little bit of an adrenaline rush -- not enough to notice, but enough to speed up your heart and raise your blood pressure.
Nicotine reaches the brain within seconds after taking a puff, but its effects start to wear off within a few minutes. This often leads the smoker to get another cigarette. If the smoker doesn't smoke again soon, withdrawal symptoms kick in and get worse over time.
The typical smoker takes about 10 puffs from each cigarette. A person smoking a pack per day gets about 200 "hits" of nicotine each day.
Smokers usually become dependent on nicotine and suffer physical and emotional (mental or psychological) withdrawal symptoms when they stop smoking. These symptoms include irritability, nervousness, headaches, and trouble sleeping. The true marker for addiction, though, is that people still smoke even though they know smoking is bad for them -- affecting their lives, their health, and their families in unhealthy ways. Most people who smoke want to quit.
Researchers are also looking to see if there are other chemicals in tobacco that help promote addiction. In the brains of animals, tobacco smoke causes chemical changes that are not fully explained by the effects of nicotine.

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كأس آســيا 2007-Asian cup 2007 ها خوتي ها احنا الاسسنه الملعب واحنا النلعب بيه احنا الاسسنه الملعب واحنا النلعب بيه شفتو لاعب بالملاعب يلعب وايدي على جرحه هذا لاعبنا العراقي من المئاسي جـاب فـر...

My homeland

2010-02-10T19:56:00.000-08:00

My homeland, my homeland
Glory and beauty, Sublimity and splendor
Are in your hills, Are in your hills
Life and deliverance, Pleasure and hope
Are in your air, Are in your Air
Will I see you? Will I see you?
Safe and comforted, Sound and honored
Will I see you in your eminence?
Reaching to the stars, Reaching to the stars
My homeland, My homeland
My homeland, My homeland
The youth will not tire, 'till your independence
Or they die
We will drink from death
And will not be to our enemies
Like slaves, Like slaves
We do not want, We do not want
An eternal humiliation
Nor a miserable life
We do not want
But we will bring back
Our storied glory, Our storied glory
My homeland, My homeland
The sword and the pen
Not the talk nor the quarrel
Are our symbols, Are our symbols
Our glory and our covenant
And a duty to be faithful
Moves us, moves us
Our glory, Our glory
Is an honorable cause
And a waving standard
O, behold you
In your eminence
Victorious over your enemies
Victorious over your enemies
My homeland, My homeland

2010-01-06T12:34:00.001-08:00

Before the war started I was having a happy life with my family and my friends. I lived in Baghdad ( the Capital of Iraq) It’s a beautiful big city with a large population so many nice and kind people. I lived in Baghdad all my life. But when the war started my life changed a lot.

A. After the war started, we saw many reasons that we would want to leave the country.

1. Many people died. There were many fights in Iraq and many people left their work because of this there were the bad people and most of them were intruders from surrounding countries. The reason behind that kind of killing can be either money or because they are extremists and kill others in the name of religion or for money.

2. When people walk in the streets they can find dead bodies all around! That’s how I lost many of my friends and my family. By then, I was so upset and angry. I was hoping the war would stop, but it didn’t.

B. Evil people started sending threatening letters to my dad because he worked with the American Army as a contractor. They wanted him either to stop or they would kill his family. First, my dad didn't take it seriously because its an insane way of thinking. Then again after a week we got the same letter with a line dead to decide! By then, dad was frustrated and angry.. So he thought of sending us to Amman-Jordan where its safe and peaceful place. Leaving the family back home was really sad for all of us!

1. We left Baghdad to go to Amman, Jordan we lived there for 3 years and we were happy and sad at the same time .

2. It was so hard for Iraqi people to work in Jordan! thats why my dad had to leave us and go back home so he could find a job there easier. He worked there for a year.

C. Mom used to say her prayers every day asking God to bring dad back to us safe and sound. My mom was so strong and she taught us how to be as strong as she is.

1. For our great happiness was when my dad came back to Jordan, he told us that we could apply to go to the USA as refugees. That’s how we made it to the USA. Now we are so happy, but we miss our country a lot

I hope I can see my country again. When I came to the USA I was thinking I will I will not have friends, but than I come and I met many good friends. I am so happy now I have a lot friends and many people help my family. I want to thank all the people that help my family.

2009-12-31T17:48:00.000-08:00

اخوتي الطيبين جميعا
كل عام وانتم بسعادة وراحة بال وصحة وامان
كل صباح ادع الامل والحلم الوردي يمسك بيدي ونعبر انا وهو ساعات نهارنا سويا ونحتضن الليل بسعادة
افتحوا قلوبكم واياديكم للحلم والسعادة عل هذا العام يحقق احلامنا
اشكر عام 2009 للحظات السعادة التي منحني اياها واسامحه عن كل دمعة ذرفتها
سابتسم وامنح راحة يدي للعام الجديد وسنحتضن الحلم والامل
كل عام وانتم اقرب لروحي وسعداء اكثر مني
دمتم بخير

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تهئنة مليانة ورد وفل أرسلها قبل العيد يهل علشان أكون قبل الكل

صباح خاص للغالين معطر بالفل نرسله بس للحلوين ونقولهم من العايدين

باقة من الورود بقدوم العيد معطرة بالعود لك يا صاحب الجود

التوصيل السريع باقة ورد وهمسة حب للغالي بالعيد جعل أيامه عيد

أقول بسرعة قبلهم كلهم كل عام وأنت بخير يا بعدهم كلهم

ودعت بك عيد مضى و أقبلت بك عيد جديد يالله عسى عيدك سعيد

يا رسالة دوريه و أمسكيه و بوسيه و قبل الزحمة بالعيد الفطر هنيه

من قالك إني في عيد أو إني سعيد يوم أشوفك هو العيد وكل عام وإنت بعمر

ألا يا عقد من الماس

ألا ياللي القمر جارك

أقولك قبل كل الناس

يجعل عيدك مبارك

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باقة أزهار وورود

وسلة بخور وعود

والعيد عليكم يعود

وكل عام وانتم بخير

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اسأل من اعد العيد

وطوى الشهر الفقيد

يمدكم بعمر مديد

يجعل حياتكم عيد سعيــد

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حلات العيد شوفتكم

حلاته نلتقي معكم

عساكم من العايدين

واسعد ناس بأعياده

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يا حظك

يا بختك

يا عمي من قدك

أنا أول شخص يقولك

"ع"ي"د"ك"م"ب"ا"ر"ك"

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قبل تنشغل الخطوط

و الشبكة تصبح إخطبوط

طوط طوط

كل عيد وأنت مبسوط

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أهديك عطر الورد وألوانه

وأرسل جواب أنت عنوانه

اهنيك بمقدم العيد وأيامه

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وضعي معك يازين مافيه تجديد

الحال نفس الحال ماضي وينعاد

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يا حمامة روحي وخبريه

ولهانة أضمه وبوس أنزل فيه

وبأحلى التهاني أخصه وأهنيه

وأقوله كل عيد وأنت سعيد

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كـــ حبك ــــل

عـــ في ـــا م

وإنــ دمي ــت

بخيـ يسري ــر

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2009-11-24T12:52:00.001-08:00

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Baghdad, Iraq

2009-11-23T16:36:00.000-08:00

Baghdad, Iraq (CNN) -- The Iraqi parliament passed an amended election law Monday, but it failed to address concerns of the country's Sunni Arab vice president. That raised doubts about whether nationwide elections will take place as constitutionally required in January.
A nationwide election in Iraq is seen as barometer of Iraqi progress toward stability and a requisite for the United States to withdraw troops by summer. U.S. military officials have said they will begin to draw down combat forces about 60 days after the polling.
Gen. Ray Odierno, the top U.S. commander in Iraq, last week said there will be some flexibility on withdrawal dates.
"In terms of difficult decisions about troops, again, that's a long way off," he said Wednesday. "I think we are set up and we're flexible enough from between now and the first of May, frankly.
"And so I feel very confident that I don't have to make any decisions until late spring -- and that would then be based on if we believe that there is some sort of instability that would be created that would significantly change the path that Iraq is on. And if that happened, then we would have to go back and get further guidance from Washington, but I don't see that happening right now."
Kurdish leaders had threatened to boycott the election unless certain changes were made; the law parliament passed Monday included revisions the Kurds had sought.
Parliament passed an election law last week, but Iraqi Vice President Tariq al-Hashimi, a Sunni Arab, vetoed it. He urged changes to increase the number of seats in parliament allocated to refugees, many of whom are Sunni Arabs.
According to Iraq's constitution, the presidency council -- made up of Kurdish President Jalal Talabani, Shiite Vice President Adel Abdul Mehdi and al-Hashimi -- must unanimously approve a bill for it to become law. With the changes al-Hashimi urged not included, he is likely to again veto this version of the law.
After a second presidency council veto the legislation would return to parliament, where a two-thirds majority vote would be needed to overturn the veto.
This already time-consuming process may even take more time as parliament on Monday adjourned until December 8 for the Muslim Hajj pilgrimage and the Eid al-Adha holiday at the end of November.
Iraq's constitution sets January 31 as the latest date for national elections. But meeting that deadline does not seem possible anymore, raising concerns of instability if the current government is seen as illegitimate after that date.
The country's Independent High Electoral Commission has said a January vote is unlikely at this stage. Saying it will need 60 days to prepare for the polls, the electoral commission suspended its elections preparations after al-Hashimi's veto last week.
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton weighed in on the situation Monday.
"We believe, on balance, that there will be elections," she told reporters. "They might slip by some period of time until this is worked out, because at some point the law has to be in place for the planning to begin, and so there necessarily needs to be a period of time in which the planning can occur.
"But we have every reason to believe that elections will be held, which will be another milestone on the journey that Iraqis are taking toward full and comprehensive democracy."

Tuesday with Morrie

2009-11-18T19:11:00.000-08:00

This book was written by Mitch Albom and in his book he talked about Morrie and how he live his life and his death. Morrie is a strong man but his body was sick but his mind was strong. He was a professor and loved to teach all his life he love to teach even when he was sick. He worked hard to live his life and to be strong for other's. In this book Mitch talked about his teacher how he had a strong love for other's. It will makes you feel like you want cry, laugh, sod really hard.The most important thing in the book of life is to learn how to give out love, and to let it come in. That is what Morrie teaches his students and his friends. He had a very good heart for all the people. He was sick, but he was strong. He worked hard to live life and be strong for other's, he liked naming things, he had several ideas, he loved to dance and he love to sing he loved every thing. He was a really good parson and good teacher. This book taught me how to be strong and how to be nice to other's as long as we can love each other and remember the feeling of love we had. We can die without ever really going away. All the love you created is still there. All the memories are still there. " you live on-in the hearts of every one you have touched and nurtured while you were here"p174. That is what I learned from this book. Mitch's narration uses very basic language, as most of the book is composed of dialogue between him and Morrie, word-for-word. This book was a great book. I had to read it for speech class and once I started reading it, I couldn't stop. It was funny, sad and inspiring. It will make you cry, laugh, sob really hard. Mitch was loved Morrie a lot and the last thing Mitch said to Morrie was " you're my only brother," he said "I don't want to lose you I love you" Pg191. This book was largely Morrie's idea. I think the tone of this book has to do with Morrie and Mitch having a lot of respect for each other Mitch loved Morrie a lot "The truth is ,when our mothers held us, rocked us, stroked our heads-none of us ever got enough of that. We all yearn in some way to return to those days when we were completely taken care of -unconditional love, un-conditional attention. Most of us didn't get enough. "I know I didn't " Pg116. But the most impressive is where Morrie teaches his pupil to distinguish between 'need' and 'wants'. If you have not read this book, you do not know what you are missing. It is a true story of a man dying of ALS disease and how he conquers each fear to the end. Beautifully written because it is straight forward. Nothing fake. Great story, great writing. very moving and wonderful artistic work I would recommend it to anyone. It's an easy read. I hop you enjoy read this book!!!!!!!!!!!! :)

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hip hop dance

2009-11-04T10:35:00.001-08:00

breakdance

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ضمن هذا الالبوم الجميل توجد صوراطفال لكن هناك اطفال ليسوا كبقية الاطفال لماذا في نظركم

2009-10-12T20:17:00.001-07:00

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Television, newspapers,magazines,and other media pay too much attention to the personal lives of famous people and celebrities. It is known that too much is no good in anything,everything has to be balanced. The involvement of the television,newspapers magazines, and other media are disturbing the lives of the celebrities. In this essay i will explain why i agree with the statement .

Famous people have no peace and no private life and intimate moments with the involvemenet of media .It is terible to live your life in no privacy and intimacy .I agree that famous people and celebrities have to know that a public life has the positive part and the negative part. But,too much involvement in the life of celebrities is against the human rights .Every person should have the right of intimacy. For example Lady Diana's private life was harassed and hunted by the television, newspapers,and magazines. She was not able to spend time alone in a vacation with her own children .I agree that people love to be informed but everything has to have a stop somewhere.

For some people gossip is like a sickness, so they need this information about famous people like food . This kind of people do not think about other's feelings,they just live for hunting other's private life, therefore, they need more and more to know. They hunt the celebrities in their wedding, honeymoon , vacations and the most intimate moments.

Although public figures are role models for many people and they love to know everthing and anything about their life , I believe that television, newspapers, magazines pay too much attention to the personal lives of famous people . I believe people they learned a lot thing from television, newspapers, magazines and I hope you learned something new

2009-09-25T12:22:00.001-07:00

To day I want to talk about the importance of human creativity How do we define creativity? The most frequent answers are "new", "unique". "different", and "better". The dictionary provides little assistance: "creativity: the ability to create". Creativity consultant Joyce Wycoff (1991) defines creativity as "new and useful". Creativity is the act of "seeing things that everyone around us sees while making connections that no on else has made." (p. 22) At the other end of the spectrum, B.F Skinner (1974), the foremost expert on behaviorist theory, describes creative individuals as very good at generating mutations. He points out that people who produce more mutations are more likely to generate one that is reinforcing. The behaviorist theory falls short because it fails to recognize or explain the uniqueness of individuals.
In the classic book Science and Human Values, (Harper & Row. 1956) J. Bronowski states that the creative activity of the scientist and the artist are the same. Creativity is an attempt to discover "hidden likeness" in the universe. It is a search for recognition and order.
Many writers and artists have described creativity as something external to the body. They believe that the source of inspiration exists outside the person. Author Joseph Heller describes his own experience. "I don't understand the process of imagination though I know that I am very much at its mercy. I feel like these ideas are floating around in the air and they pick me to settle upon. The ideas come to me. I don't produce them at will" (Zdenek, 1983, p.10). In contrast, business analysis Scott Witt (1983) believes that new ideas are never original, but rather, they involve the combining and adaptation of other people's ideas. He refers to the brightest people in business, science and arts, as Creative Copycats because their ideas are an adaptation of other products, formulas or systems.
Child development author Joseph Chilton Pearce describes creativity as "moving from the known to the unknown." Culture exerts a negative force on creativity according to Pearce, however, "were it not for creativity, culture itself would not be created". (Pearce, 1974, p. 23)
Donald Hebb, one of the foremost theoreticians on the subject of the human brain, believes that "every normal human being is creative all the time...it is not something that occurs only in outstanding individuals". (Restak, 1984, p. 228)
Creativity is an expression of our unique perspective to a situation or problem. It transcends our desire to be part of the group. Abraham Maslow referred to self-actualization as the need to express our individual talents and become the best that we can. It is a drive to fulfill our potential. Maslow identified fifteen traits of a self-actualized person. These included highly valued traits such as self-acceptance, spontaneity, independence, tolerance, altruism, ethics, and capable of loving others. (Wycoff, 1991, p. 24)

2009-09-21T16:08:00.001-07:00

Story about 9/11 and how other's people fell. I was living in Alexandria, Virginia at that time, and working out of my home. For some reason I woke up real early that morning, and turned on the tv to watch the news, which I never do. But although I did this, I had the volume low, and went up to the loft to get on the computer. Around 8:55 a.m., I walked over to the top of the stairs and looked down at the tv. What I saw didn't make sense to me because it was showing smoke and flame from the World Trade Center, and I could read the word -- Live. I kept thinking that doesn't make sense -- why are they showing file footage from 1993, and saying it's Live? I then went downstairs and turned the volume up and watched, finaly realizing this was indeed -- Live. A few minutes later I saw the second plane hit. I was totally shocked, and couldn't believe what I was seeing and hearing.

I kept watching, and so heard about the plane hitting the Pentagon. I started calling close friends to find out if they'd heard, and/or if they were okay. One friend asked me to pick him up cause they'd been let go from the FDIC, and the metro was shut down. I left my house and got caught up in a horrific traffic jam -- the likes of which I hope I never get caught in again. Everybody was leaving DC, and instead of taking only about 36 minutes or so to pick up my friend, it took me over two hours. When I finally got back home I spent most of the rest of the day watching tv, and crying.

2009-09-21T11:32:00.001-07:00

2009-09-21T11:27:00.001-07:00

The September 11 attacks (often referred to as September 11 or 9/11) were a series of coordinated suicide attacks by Al-Qaeda upon the United States on September 11, 2001. On that morning, 19 Al-Qaeda terrorists hijacked four commercial passenger jet airliners. The hijackers intentionally crashed two of the airliners into the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center in New York City, killing everyone on board and many others working in the buildings. Both buildings collapsed within two hours, destroying nearby buildings and damaging others. The hijackers crashed a third airliner into the Pentagon in Arlington, Virginia, just outside of Washington, D.C. The fourth plane crashed into a field near Shanksville in rural Pennsylvania, after some of its passengers and flight crew attempted to retake control of the plane, which the hijackers had redirected toward Washington, D.C. There were no survivors from any of the flights.

In total 2,993 people, including the hijackers, died in the attacks. The overwhelming majority of casualties were civilians, including nationals of over 90 countries. In addition, the death of at least one person from lung disease was ruled by a medical examiner to be a result of exposure to dust from the World Trade Center's collapse.

The United States responded to the attacks by launching a "War on Terrorism", invading Afghanistan to depose the Taliban, who had harbored al-Qaeda terrorists, and enacting the USA PATRIOT Act. Many other countries also strengthened their anti-terrorism legislation and expanded law enforcement powers. Some American stock exchanges stayed closed for the rest of the week following the attack, and posted enormous losses upon reopening, especially in the airline and insurance industries. The destruction of billions of dollars worth of office space caused serious damage to the economy of Lower Manhattan.

The damage to the Pentagon was cleared and repaired within a year, and the Pentagon Memorial was built on the site. The rebuilding process has started on the World Trade Center site. In 2006 a new office tower was completed on the site of 7 World Trade Center. The 1 World Trade Center is currently under construction at the site and, at 1,776 ft (541 m) upon completion in 2011, it will become one of the tallest buildings in North America. Three more towers were originally expected to be built between 2007 and 2012 on the site

2009-09-13T20:31:00.001-07:00

wild child Genie

2009-09-13T14:30:00.000-07:00

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This video about the wild child genie this video talk Genie's parents lived in Arcadia, California. Genie's mother was partially blind due to cataracts and a detached retina, and her father (who was 20 years his wife's senior) was mentally unbalanced, a condition that worsened after his mother's death in a hit-and-run accident.[citation needed] Genie was the fourth (and second surviving) child, and had an elder brother who also lived in the home.
When Genie was between 14 and 20 months of age and was just beginning to learn speech, a doctor told her family that she seemed to be developmentally delayed and possibly mildly retarded. Her father took the opinion more seriously than it was expressed by the doctor, apparently deciding that she was profoundly retarded, and subjected her to severe confinement and ritual ill-treatment in an attempt to "protect" her.
Genie spent the next 12 years of her life locked in her bedroom. During the day, she was tied to a child's potty chair in diapers; at night, she was bound in a sleeping bag and placed in an enclosed crib with a cover made of metal screening. Indications are that Genie's father beat her if she vocalized, and he barked and growled at her like a dog in order to keep her quiet. He also rarely allowed his wife and son to leave the house or even to speak, and he expressly forbade them to speak to Genie. By the age of 13, Genie was almost entirely mute, commanding a vocabulary of about 20 words and a few short phrases (nearly all negative), such as "stop it" and "no more".

2009-09-13T13:56:00.000-07:00

Today I want to talk about wild chid about life child her name is Genie.Genie is the pseudonym for a feral child who spent nearly all of the first thirteen years of her life locked inside a bedroom strapped to a potty chair. She was a victim of one of the most severe cases of social isolation in American history. Genie was discovered by Los Angeles authorities on November 4, 1970.
Genie's discovery was compared extensively with that of Victor of Aveyron, about whom a film was made, The Wild Child. Psychologists, linguists and other scientists exhibited great interest in the case due to its perceived ability to reveal insights into the development of language and linguistic critical periods. Initially cared for in the Children's Hospital Los Angeles, Genie later became the subject of acrimonious debate over where and with whom she should eventually live, moving between the houses of the researchers who studied her, to foster homes, to her mother's house, and finally to a sheltered home for adults with disabilities in California. Funding and research interest in her abilities eventually ceased. In 1994 a book was written about her case by Russ Rymer.

2009-09-13T13:53:00.000-07:00

how you feel relaxed while giving a speech

2009-08-31T22:05:00.000-07:00

Today I want to talke how you feel relaxed while giving a speech. Have no fear for giving in, have no fear for giving over. You better know that in the end it's better to say too much than never to say what you need to say again. Even if your hands are shaking, and your faith is broken. Even as the eyes are closing,
do it with a heart wide open.

The last day of the work

2009-07-30T07:25:00.000-07:00

I'm so upset because today is the last day of the work. On the first day of work, I was so nervous, but when I met Henny,Shuan,Nabin,and Thao, I was so happy because I felt like I was with my brothers and sisters. Then I met Cyndi and she looked like the mother. Now I am so upset because I will miss my sisters, brothers, and other mother. I will miss my office and computer. The people at my work are friendy. They are also so cute and very good. They like coffee and have nice likeable faces because they smile a lot. They love to teach and they love the hard working. I love to work with them. They teach me a lot about blogs and English. I also have a lot of fun at work and I want to say that I am so happy to know about every one. I Thank you god to know these people and I will never forget them in my life. I am so happy. Thank you sincerely for every thing you have given me to help me know more about English and blogs.

Thank you my other family.

2009-07-29T08:15:00.000-07:00

This is a video about a girl who went out with her family to have a picnic. After she swam alone, she saw her whole family being killed... I have deactivated the comment option on the video ..

2009-07-29T07:29:00.000-07:00

Chid Labor in Africa

2009-07-28T10:42:00.000-07:00

Child Labor in Africa
Child Labor is a big problem in this world, millions of children are put to work in dangerous locations and are put in unhealthy conditions.
Out of all the places in the world, 28% of child laboring occurs in Africa. Children from ages 5-14 are involved in working, some to make money for their family, and some to live. Most girls work as housemaids or in the market, some are treated as slaves and work all day and night peddling goods for marketing or caring for the young. Some of them were also threatened and psychologically abused, including death threats and warnings that they would never see their parents again.
Most child laborers in Africa are working in agriculture at Nigeria in the cocoa fields. Nearly half of the chocolate produced in the United States come from the cocoa that the labors harvested. The human rights watch has interviewed boy and girl child labors from Nigeria about what they do. Though some children escaped, they still end up living on the streets or pleading to sleep at the home of strangers. Others volunteering to work after the pleading of their parents to escape their severe poverty.
Young Togolese boys couldn't afford to pay the school fees and then agreed to do agricultural work in Nigeria. They would work up till thirteen hours of work a day, cutting brushes, planting seeds, or plowing dirt. They've be free in about eight months to two years! They been given a bicycle when they've been let go, and were told to use it to peddle home. Some kids were able to return home, but they've been paid at minimum wage and are in and unhealthy condition

2009-07-28T07:55:00.000-07:00

Today I want to talk about what I have been doing this summer. I've been working at the Iowa Department of Human Rights. I have also been attending DMACC on Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons and go to tutoring on Mondays. At DMACC I take speech and computer classes. In speech class, I write about my goals for the future. I think DMACC is so small because compared to my hometown, Baghdad, I get tutored in the subjects of math and reading. I have improved my writing and reading skills in English. My tutors are very nice and helpful. I want to thank everyone for everything they have provided me in the process of learning English. I'm so happy because I now know many things about the English language and the work experience. I'm so happy to know more people. At my job , I interview people and write about them. I take pictures. I do this because I want to know more about their life. I want to be a journalist and write about people ,so I want the people to know more about something new.

Thank you for every thing sincerely

What I like to eat

2009-07-27T08:16:00.000-07:00

Today I want to talk about what I like to eat. I like to eat different foods from all over the world. I like to eat Iraqi , Jordan ,Chinese ,and American food. I love food.

2009-07-23T07:53:00.000-07:00

Yesterday, I went with my friends at work to the Iowa State Capital. It was so fun because this was my 11th time and I already knew a lot of information about the Iowa State Capital. Here is some information about the Iowa State Capital: The capital of the state of Iowa is Des Moines. It is a pretty big city and the capital building has a gold top. People have actually tried to climb to the top and cut gold off a piece, but the cops came and arrested them. It's a fun town with a good amount of people. Iowa is known as "The Hawkeye State".

REFUGEES IN IOWA

2009-07-23T07:39:00.000-07:00

A iraq war video/photo

2009-07-21T09:25:00.000-07:00

A short film about the war in Iraq and the psychopaths that have killed so many for power and profit.

The war in Iraq

2009-07-21T07:45:00.000-07:00

Here is some research I found online regarding the war in Iraq:

AS WORLD WAR II was drawing to a close in February 1945, U.S. President Franklin Roosevelt and Saudi King Abdul Aziz ibn Saud met aboard a U.S. battleship in the Suez Canal for the first time. For nearly six decades afterward, the United States and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia enjoyed an unusually close relationship. U.S. companies, which had discovered black gold in the Saudi desert in the early 1930s, built the kingdom into the world's leading petroleum exporter and a major source of oil for the U.S. market. The Saudis, in turn, made their territory and military facilities available to U.S. forces in order to assure U.S. protection of the House of Saud.
That "special relationship" was buried in the ashes of the World Trade Center and the Pentagon. Fifteen of the 19 hijackers who participated in the 9/11 attacks were Saudi nationals, and the mastermind, Osama bin Laden, is the scion of one of the kingdom's most prestigious families--two facts that exposed Saudi Arabia to withering criticism in the U.S. Congress and the U.S. media. The largest contingent of "enemy combatants" picked up by U.S. forces in Afghanistan as they swept aside the Taliban regime in late 2001 turned out to be Saudi. And many of the suicide bombers who have killed U.S. troops in Iraq since Saddam Hussein was ousted in 2003 have been Saudis, too. Unlike many other Arab and Muslim countries--including Bahrain, Egypt, Jordan, Kuwait, and Pakistan--Saudi Arabia is today not even designated as a major non-NATO ally. Washington and Riyadh speak of a "strategic dialogue," a diplomatic term of art that obscures whether the two governments think of themselves as friends or foes.
After viewing the United States as its primary source of security for decades, the Saudi royal family regards it today as a major cause of insecurity. The Saudi government is struggling to determine how close to the United States it wants, or can afford, to be. Since 9/11, Riyadh has become increasingly distrustful of Washington and far more assertive in pursuing its own interests. Above all, it does not want to be branded Washington's moderate ally in the Arab world-- a label that the Bush administration sought to apply in order to cast the kingdom as its close partner in a struggle against Iran. Saudi Arabia is seeking to forge partnerships with China, Europe, Russia, and regional powers such as Pakistan and Turkey and no longer grants Washington as much influence in determining its defense and foreign policies. It wants the U.S.-Saudi relationship to be normal, rather than special.THE U.S.-SAUDI partnership began to unravel even before the shock of 9/11. Soon after George W. Bush took office, Crown Prince Abdullah-- who became king in August 2005--grew angry with Washington for not paying serious attention to the Middle East peace process. In August 2001, he threatened to freeze Saudi political and military cooperation with the United States unless Bush took action to revive the faltering negotiations. In response, Secretary of State Colin Powell declared in November that the United States would pursue a new policy, supporting the Saudi goal of an independent Palestinian state alongside Israel--an idea that was later formalized in Abdullah's 2002 peace plan offering Israel normalization of relations with the Arab world in return for a withdrawal to the pre-1967 borders. But Bush did nothing to promote that objective until the November 2007 Annapolis conference, and even that belated initiative produced no concrete results.

I feel so sad when I write about my country and I always ask why it happens? I want my god to help and save my country forever.

Thank you

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The Best Weekend

2009-07-20T16:11:00.000-07:00

The last weekend was the best weekend in the U.S. It was really fun. We went to see the baseball game and watch fireworks. The game was at night time between the Nashville Sounds and the Iowa Cubs. The game was interesting because both teams were competitive. When the game was over, there were a big fireworks. It was really unbelievable. I really enjoyed the game as well as the fireworks. On the next day, me and Nabin got a chance to visit the Blank Park Zoo of Des Moines. The zoo was really beautiful and full of animals, birds, fish, insects etc. We were lucky to see the birdman and his work in the zoo. We saw a lot of things that he performed in the zoo. It was so fun. On the next day, I went to the swimming pool with my friends and it was so fun in the pool. My weekend was so fun and I am so happy.

2009-07-20T08:23:00.000-07:00

This is a video of animals doing funny things (I didn't make it)
Alright! Here is another funny animals compliation. Aren't animals funny?---When they do funny things anyway. Well here's some more funny animals! Have a good day with funny animals!

2009-07-20T08:21:00.001-07:00

2009-07-20T08:06:00.000-07:00

This movie has a lot of information about the big problem the refugees in Darfur have. In June 2008, after a night of terror in a Darfur refugee camp in Chad (terror was perpetrated by refugees living there), a group of courageous women living there decided to speak out. Here is where the video begans:

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2009-07-20T07:22:00.001-07:00

This movie is about drugs and alcohol. It is about a person who did drugs and drank alcohol. Here are some of the reasons why he drank alcohol and did drugs: he wanted to be popular and to establish a reputation, and he was going to hold on to that reputation no matter what.

2009-07-16T07:45:00.000-07:00

2009-07-15T08:16:00.000-07:00

Today I want to talk about my work. I work in the Status of Iowans of Asian and Pacific Islander Heritage department. My work is so fun. What I'm doing in my work is that I write a lot of things and I do interviews with people. The people I work with are so nice and kind. They help me a lot. They also are so friendy and they like coffee. They have nice likeable faces. They are also so cute. The first time on I came to work, it was so hard but then it became easy because the people that work here are so nice.

2009-07-14T10:07:00.000-07:00

I did an interview with someone in my circle of friends. Angela is a nice woman. The interview with her was so fun and she told me a lot of information about the refugees in the U.S. She told me how hard it is to live in another place and not having any information about how your life will change. She told me about my family and she said that my family was so kind and nice. Then she said that she loves my family.

2009-07-14T07:05:00.000-07:00

Michael Jackson Ghost At Neverland

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