We've received a total of $20.41 in repay­ments this July. Loan repay­ments in the amount of $12.02 were made on a por­tion of a loan pur­chased with pro­mo­tional credit, so this amount was returned to the pro­mo­tional account.   Click here to donate your­self Funded on Aug 16, 2013 Fredy Celestino Guatemala  |  Inter­net Café You Loaned: $25.00 […]

Mar­vel announced a female Thor to take over in the comics. Does that mean that Thor is now a Dis­ney Princess? Over­all, it should be an inter­est­ing arc in the comics (noth­ing is per­ma­nent, not even death), they are entrust­ing the line to very tal­ented writ­ers and artists. Fun Facts Fri­day: George Bernard Shawtinyurl.com/lkthgch #BookRe­view Check […]

A ter­ri­fy­ing psy­cho­log­i­cal sus­pense with so many twists that the end­ing will leave you breath­less.
What would you do if you began to sus­pect one day that some­one was out to get you? Really get you. But you had absolutely no idea who it was.

  1) In “Ani­mal Farm” Orwell crit­i­cized the Russ­ian Gov­ern­ment and com­mu­nism. 2) Old Major is par­al­leled to Karl Marx and the farmer is par­al­leled to the Czar. 3) Napoleon, ris­ing to power thru force, is par­al­leled to Joseph Stalin. 4) Snow­ball, an ani­mal with good ideas, good inten­tions who was forced out and blamed for […]

This novel was a delight­ful sum­mer read, quick, funny and easy to ingest. The sto­ry­telling and dia­log are sharp and funny, and the char­ac­ters are engag­ing and natural.

©2014 When a writer sets out to tell the story of an event or short period of their lives they are not always aware of the inher­ent dan­gers of doing so. Celebri­ties who decide to put pen to paper, for all sorts of moti­va­tions, can get away with 'telling it like it is' to a […]

The book is part his­tory, part his­tor­i­cal fic­tion. While much of the book is based on out­stand­ing research and first-person inter­views, some of the book is told from a per­spec­tive which the author him­self wrote but relied on his­tor­i­cal infor­ma­tion for ref­er­ence. A most inter­est­ing way to write the book and a brave deci­sion by the author (who states his method in the forward).

Look­ing for­ward to the world cup game, even though many ana­lysts say Ger­many will win (I think they are the bet­ter team), don't dis­count Argentina. While their game might not be as flaw­less as the Ger­mans, they have the weight of the con­ti­nent on them not to let a Euro­pean team win, for the first time, in South America.

The game is bound to be good the only ques­tion is: to bring Argen­tin­ian wine or Ger­man beer?

A few years ago I read a won­der­ful book called Unbro­ken by Laura Hil­len­brand I highly rec­om­mend the book to everyone.

Check out this trailer below, looks fan­tas­tic, hope­fully it would do a bit of jus­tice to the story and the man.

White did not under­es­ti­mate his young audi­ence, in fact he told the Paris review that “You have to write up, not down. Chil­dren are demand­ing. They are the most atten­tive, curi­ous, eager, obser­vant, sen­si­tive, quick, and gen­er­ally con­ge­nial read­ers on earth.”