It's the next day and i'm the first to wake up. I'm not hungry, so I sit on the couch, as I look at the sun rising. I get startled when I feel a hand on my shoulder. I look behind me and see Nick. I sign. "Nick, you scared me." "Sorry." he said as he sits down next to me and raps his arm around me. "It's time to talk, about yesterday." "O-Oh.............." I pause for a second, until I know what to tell him. "I just ran into a guy yesterday, and h-he scares me." "Do you know him?" "We have our history." "Ok, well i'm here if you need me." he said while hugging me. "Besides, he's probably in a different state then us now." I smile at the fact of how he is right. We just parked in the venue, and we are exiting the bus. I am the last one. When i'm about to exit, I feel a hand around my mouth and my waist. I try to scream, but no one can hear me. The person pins me to the couch. "Looks like we meet again." It's the crazy dude again. The sun just sets, and we both turn into vampires. I hiss at him, but he doesn't move a muscle. "Haha, you don't scare me." he said as he moves his face closer to mine. My anger and my vampire soul takes over me, so I bite him in the neck. He screams in pain, as my venom goes into his veins. I jump off the couch and run out of the bus, but I wasn't fast enough. I turn around and see hes right behind me. I run as fast I can go, not knowing where I am going. I go through doors and fly down the hallway. I see a man just open the door as I am passing him. His hair flows with the wind as I pass him. I turn the corner and fly into a room. I quickly close the door and lock it. I wait a complete ten seconds to see if he passes the room or not, and he does. I sign and turn around. I notice i'm in a room with a bunch of cloths and a mirror with bright lights. I cover my eyes, as the lights burn a little. I turn around quickly as I hear the door in the room open. ------------------------------------------ Who is it?! Why is that dude here?! Did Sam lose him?! Plz comment and subscribe and you'll find out.

Author: AshleyMarieJonas
Keywords: jonas OneTrueMedia
Added: January 8, 2009

ALL COPYRIGHTS ARE OWNED BY UNIVERSAL BLINKER FREQUENCY. COPYRIGHT 2005; A MONTH AND TWENTY MINUTES MUSIC. I wrote this about my daughter on her first day of kindergarden. I remember walking on the sidewalk with her to the school, her hand in mine. I remember that hand letting go of mine and she entered her class, and metaphorically, the world. I remember feeling that a corner has been turned. Not a bad thing, just an unavoidable thing. In that late summer, with autumn in the air, I felt the distinct passing of a season. Things are a little different for her and me presently. I dont get to be with here everyday, like both of us had become accustomed to. Today, I went to see her for lunch at here school. It's been 5 years since the day i wrote this song, the day she first went to that school. I walked the same sidewalk to her school. Seasons change. If you read this sweet baby, i love you!

Author: intageous
Keywords: universal blinker frequency
Added: January 8, 2009

This is a song i wrote for my best friend, tori. she is amazing! she likes my voice for some reason, so i wrote her a song! Ive never had a lot Most of the time I didnt even have a little Its like I was just passing by Just doing enough to Stay alive And then everything changed And I met you, Tori You gave me a reason You gave me a name And Ill never be the same Now that Ive met you, Tori You gave me a purpose To stay the same When you met me, I needed help I needed guidance So you picked me up You showed me the light You taught me what was wrong And what was right And now I know whats right And then everything changed And I met you, Tori You gave me a reason You gave me a name And Ill never be the same Now that Ive met you, Tori You gave me a purpose To stay the same And now I will be here for you The same way you were there for me Dont think that just because were apart We wont be in each others hearts And then everything changed And I met you, Tori You gave me a reason You gave me a name And Ill never be the same Now that Ive met you, Tori You gave me a purpose To stay the same You gave me a friendship, Youll be with me always

Author: h1a1f1b1r1e1d1e
Keywords: song for tori remuslupinlover h1a1f1b1r1e1d1e
Added: January 8, 2009

I hate to say this: the Beginning of the New Year seemed like a continuation in part of the 2008 disaster news. Businesses consider bankruptcy, states are out of money and cut back on law enforcement and education, car makers cant sell their products. In short: the lay-offs have it. --- While the picture gets dimmer and dimmer, the Neanderthal Economists in Area 51, Washington, announce that they will do anything to delay the passing of a stimulus package. Indeed, instead of concentrating on securing immediate stimulation, a core fundamental in Recession Economics 101, they rather concentrate on not seating a Senator who has been appointed by a Governor who has not been impeached, who has not been indicted, and where the prosecutor does not even have a case to obtain an indictment but hopes he will so in 3 months - maybe. Their argument: the Secretary of State has the power to rescind the action of a properly sitting Governor. Harry Reid initially went along with that argument. --- Harry, I found a piece of ancient Chinese advice: If you put a match between your legs your chestnuts will be roasted. --- Same with Obama. Obviously puzzled by Patrick Fitzgerald, the quick mouth prosecutor, Obama said in a press conference: Obama-son sorry that was Japanese here is another piece of ancient Chinese wisdom: If you tempt a squirrel with a nut, be prepared to be bitten. I dont make this up. It is from fortune cookies. Sure enough, Blago Goldfinger appointed Ronald Burris as the Senator from Illinois. Which got everybody upset. --- Let me say this again: The fact remains that Blago Goldfinger has neither been impeached nor even indicted. --- Back to the Neanderthal Economists objection to Obamas stimulus. Their argument: You, the tax payer, will have to pay for the stimulus. Not quite entirely. What these enemies of the public do not tell you is what you will have to pay if no stimulus passes. And that may include homelessness. If you think I am kidding, you do so at your own risk. --- Not only are states laying off public employees, cutting back on law enforcement as well as on teachers, they have no money for welfare. --- I agree with Paul Krugman, the 2008 Nobel price winner for economics: In a recession government action has to be taken swiftly and to the extent needed. I also agree with Krugman that Obamas plan may not be bold enough. --- Allow me to call the Myth Busters in to explain again and maybe in more detail why we need to take swift action, what the macro-economic relationships are, and why as much as you may hate them taxes are needed, not only to pay for essential services like security, education and health, but to pay for measures that are needed to prevent a true economic disaster. The gross domestic product is the measure currently in use to judge the economic health of a nation. --- Next, you remember the donut which is the essence of macro-economy as much as this may make the cave age economists cringe. The donut describes not only the relationship between the players - but nicely depicts the monetary flow. As well as in a recession, depression, and on a global level. Not to forget the Government which is a major contributor to the economic health. Lets forget for a moment the Governments contribution to the economy via its employees and come right to the point of economic stimulus here one given to corporations. Macro-Economists say that this will increase employment which in turn will increase purchase power which in turn will increase buying and added tax revenues. Except that if it comes to increase the purchase power of consumers - there is a delay caused by the corporate go-between. --- Unless there are compelling reasons, for example to save car makers, much more efficient would be to apply the stimulus directly to the consumer. Of course, that is only true if the consumer actually spends the money he gets and does not use it to pay off debt. Lets look for a moment at the Governments contribution to the economy typically overlooked by the Neanderthalers. Indeed, if you look closer you will see that the government does not put the money in its savings account that would be the day but actually spends it by paying it to public servants, like firemen, police etc. --- So the next time some cave age economists the Hoover crowd comes and gives you stories, give them the bleeper. One more point though. Any stimulus plan would have a greater chance of success if it is combined with a bold plan to encourage innovation. That of course would require that we get our credit house in order and make credit available to venture capitalists. It would also require that we change the patent laws to exclude patents that are being used to restrain the trade. Such inventions do NOT contribute to the economy to the contrary.

Author: bvongrabe
Keywords: HARRY REID BARACK OBAMA STIMULUS ECONOMY INFRASTRUCTURE EDUCATION GEORGE BUSH PAUL KRUGMAN
Added: January 8, 2009

yeah, so after arthur dancy did his song with the chorale at watch nite service- she did something she's been famous for for years- she starts passin the mic- and eventually it came to me-lol- i knew i shud have dippd out to go to th bathroom-lol

Author: Marquiz08
Keywords: marquis NBC chorale cogic kim brruell lil ant murry faison trynnyssyca damarka bang out 09 trinity0tv gloryjazz gospel singin berklee jam session bobby mccferrin smokie norful jarelb burrell stand live tyt tribb tv
Added: January 8, 2009