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July 30, 2008 in Uncategorized

“How does the appearance of Rage affect your retirement as Commissioner?” asked journalist, Stephanie Miller.   “It doesn’t affect me at all, I believe myself to have done some good in Philadelphia without the help of Rage.” Answered Police Commissioner Bale.   “Sources say that you have been coaching on Lieutenant Catherine Pressley to run [...]

The Killing Joke and the Dark Knight (Spoiler, I guess)

July 28, 2008 in Uncategorized

Not really sure if you would consider this a spoiler or not, don’t think I’m really going to get into the needy greedy. Then again I may. This entry is so late because I got deeply involved with the newspaper and am proud to say that it is coming along nicely. Also, for those who have [...]

The Girl Who Could Fly…on Teen Ink Raw

July 23, 2008 in Uncategorized

I remember the day, when I was in my 10th grade Biology class that The Girl Who Could Fly was written. I’ve only have an imaginative feeling like that every so often, this past weekend after watching Avatar I had began the writing process for a being or commonly known as a Book-Keeper, this is what [...]

testing

July 14, 2008 in Misc

here we go And it works!This is the video, “Keep Your Mind Wide Open” by Anna Sophia Robb. Currently this video is up somewhere on the NPM’s facebook page, but anywho the reason I put this up because Keep your mind wide open is the NPM’s motto, my motto, its what we all should live [...]

Hancock, people, friends, and Outstanding Parenting…yeah right (part 4)

July 7, 2008 in Misc

This is going to be somewhat of a long post. So if you don’t have anything too important to do, then sit back, relax, and enjoy what I have to say. First off, I did go see Hancock Saturday and it was funny and it had action in it. I could have wrote about it [...]

Would they really be proud?

July 5, 2008 in Uncategorized

As you all know, yesterday was the 4th of July. My co-worker had invited me over to her house for a small barbecue with family and friends. I had fun, her son is very funny. Anyway, I always asked the question ever since watching the John Adams series of whether or not the founding fathers [...]

Life as a teacher…assistant.

July 1, 2008 in Uncategorized

I never thought, even though I started the position as a teachers assistant in the fall of 2007, that I would be helping to teacher 7-8 year olds. Today was the first day at Summer Camp with the K-6 program at the Honickman Learning Center and Comcast Technology Labs. Let me tell you, kids can [...]