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Hi, I'm tenten. 10x10. Need conversation friends to enhance my English proficiency by using skype. And I started learning French, so I look for French speaking friends. If you were move to Japan in the future, I would be glad to answer your questions on living in Japan, especially Tokyo and Kanto area. I'm a wrong person if you want to talk about Japanese Manga, or want some chat friends. Language exchange friends only are welcomed. Thank you.
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    Police pulled over Batman's car The Lamborghini Batmobile was pulled over by police? Was it in the movie? No, it was a real news. The driver's name is Lenny B. Robinson, businessman who moonlights as Batman. This word, 'moonlight' is verb that means to work at an additional job, as at night. It sounds funny. He was on the way to the hospital on Route 29. You can see the movie recorded by the police's camera. Who is the Route 29 Batman? This guy. (by Michael S. Rosenwald:The Washington Post Local,March 28,2012) http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/rosenwald-md/post/who-is-the-route-29-batman-this-guy/2012/03/28/gIQA8nPjgS_blog.html He is a wealthy man and just making a difference for hospitalized children who some of are terminal. He brightens spirits of children and parents. I strongly recommend the Q&A with Batman to catch up with his idea and to learn English. The 'Route 29 Batman' speaks (The Washington Post, March 29, 2012) http://live.washingtonpost.com/batman-chat-033912.html This is the first Q&A. Q.Batman you really are a superhero - I hope you know that. Thank you for everything you are doing. A.The real Super Heroes are the children in the hospital. They are fighting every day for the their lives.I try to make a difference but they are the super heroes. 'Try to make a difference ' seems a good way if you would explain your achievement in modesty. I think some people don't think he's a superhero, but his words are all touching for me.
    April 8, 2012
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    April 5, 2012
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    Whish is your best song to cheer up

    My best song is Bon Jovi's "Have a nice day".

    "Shining like a diamond, rolling with the dice,
    Standing on the ledge, I show the wind how to fly.
    When the world gets in my face,
    I say, Have A Nice Day.
    Have A Nice Day"

    March 29, 2012
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    Occupy Wall Street movement 2 I've heard about there were a variety of activists including people have no connection with the OWS movement which is criticizing as an anti capitalism movement. You could regard them as a "bunch of angry kids" like the young in the "England Riot" (http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-14931987). However, I suppose that we couldn't say there were no people who wants to pursuit their decent shots on their economy in the Zuccotti park. Here is a movie by WNYC Radio reported one side of movements.(I don't want to feel like to see any youtube that were not created by news companies. Because I can't discern the standard for fairness of views due to my less English proficiency.) "Rural farmers unite to feed Wall Street protestors" http://youtu.be/8nX7P9TgI-w To my surprise the farmers in the Northeast donated organic fruits and vegetables, and an experienced jobless kitchen chef cooked for many people who worked for helping protesters. I would like to make notice that the most valuable fact was that the cost for food and payment for chef and fulltime volunteer were paid from donations. Doesn’t it achieve an economic system, does it? The farmers delivered their product to people in the park could raise awareness of food industry issues to the world. It was a very impressed movement to not only the Japanese and other nations.
    March 28, 2012
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    Occupy Wall Street movement

    I am curious about Occupy Wall Street movement. If you are paying much attention to it, I'd like to talk. I am not a social activist, just curious about the movement as an ongoing topic. And I like Civil rights movement and songs(black spiritual), movie, literature for it. They are very impressive. I am an art and culture writer and I have been studying English for many years and want to enhance my proficiency in conversations.If you were to move to Japan in the future, I would be glad to answer your questions on living in Japan, especially Tokyo and Kanto areas. I'm the wrong person if you want to talk about Japanese Manga, or want some chat friends. Language exchange friends who are English native only are welcomed. Thank you.

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    March 28, 2012
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    March 27, 2012
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    Talk about social activism in English

    I am very curious about Ocuupy Wall Street movement. If you were a participants of it, I would like to talk.  Speaking of social activism,  Civil rights movement, woman's liberation movement, animal rights are my theme to talk. But I am not vegetalian, sorry!

    March 27, 2012
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    March 27, 2012
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    March 27, 2012
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