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Homeschool FreeStuff Newsletter: January 25, 2010
London Bridge Is Falling Down
London Bridge Is Falling Down, Falling Down, Falling Down…Not just a great nursery rhyme and song, but truth! Did you know that the old London Bridge really fell down? It stood for about 600 hundred years. Or even more interesting, the London Bridge once had homes and shops on it? It’s amazing what you learn from your children when you homeschool. Read More
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Martin Luther King “I have a dream”
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Earthquake in Haiti – The Big Picture – Boston.com
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No Burials for Haiti’s Dead
Titanyen, Haiti—Down a rocky dirt road in a valley tucked inside green, soft-rolling hills, Haiti is disposing of its dead.
Swollen and putrid, they are stacked in piles amid rebar, doors, chairs, bed frames and trash. The cadaver of one woman hangs upside down on a pile of concrete rubble, likely the same load that killed her. Another woman’s body lies bloated, directly in the path of the white garbage trucks that are filing in to dump their loads of bodies and other detritus from the quake. Read More
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Hundreds of Americans arrive from Haiti
Hundreds of American citizens evacuated from Haiti arrived at Orlando Sanford International Airport this evening.
SANFORD — Hundreds of American citizens evacuated from Haiti arrived at Orlando Sanford International Airport this evening. Read More
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Hunger and hope, thirst and frenzy grip Haiti
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti – Precious water, food and early glimmers of hope began reaching parched and hungry earthquake survivors Saturday on the streets of this shattered city, where despair at times turned into a frenzy among the ruins. “People are so desperate for food that they are going crazy,” said accountant Henry Ounche, in a crowd of hundreds who fought one another as U.S. military helicopters clattered overhead carrying aid. When other Navy choppers dropped rations and Gatorade into a soccer stadium thronged with refugees, 200 youths began brawling, throwing stones, to get at the supplies.Read More
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Home schooling skyrockets in Florida – OrlandoSentinel.com
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Togo Withdraws From African Cup of Nations After Attack — Soccer FanHouse
A lot of times soccer around the globe sets itself up for ridicule by American fans that are predisposed to mock the sport.
Friday’s machine gun attack of the Togo national team by Angolan rebels in the Cabinda region that left three dead, is without question the saddest story in recent soccer memory, as well as the most disturbing one as well. Read More
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