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"filthyfresh916: KFC? Taco Bell? Popeyes? McDs? BK? I dnt care where I go I'm hungry!!" "2008072001_normal sucreweb: Feeling so hungry! I have an apointment to take a lunch with my client @ 13:00 in Shibuya. Can't wait.. " This is what I get when I search for "hungry" on Twitter.

Apparently, Church lines have changed. Oh, I hope not.

I was searching for a poem about "unfaithful Catholics," and found this. It is not a good poem, but it will do for now. Maybe I just don't know what to search for, because my topic is about, "Catholics who don't practice their religion." This poem is about a woman who has made a promise she can't keep to her husband or lover, but finds herself tangled in an affair. She doesn't know what to do.

I am learning more about "Arachnophobia" right now, and in particular what I am wondering about is: "Why am I so scared of spiders?" I was searching online, and this new item caught my attention because it gave me goosebumps as I read the title.\n\n"Or it could be a striking example of what is known as ballooning, in which lightweight spiders throw out silk filaments to ride the air currents. Five years ago, in just that way, a mass dispersal of millions of tiny spiders covered 60 acres of clover field in British Columbia with thick webbing. "\n\nExactly! I am so scared thinking about a gush of web filled spiders flying in the air and making a domination in one area. I don't want to keep reading anymore. \n\nNow I don't know if I want to keep researching this, or maybe I can overcome my free this way.\n

This was a radio program where students had the chance to record and edit stories. There are four stories about steam buns, the Flushing Pimp, culture, and the Main Street Cinema. \n\nI worked on the "Searching for Main Street's Flushing Pimp" with Helen and Rayon. Being biased, our video was the best! We had the experience to learn how to become detectives and even deemed ourselves as the Flushing Detectives. \n\nThis is about a man who dressed similarly to a pimp. In class, we heard two of the radio stories created by East-West students. Helen, Rayon, and I worked on the "Searching for the Main Street Flushing Pimp," and Hawa, Alexis, and Melissa created "Steam Buns 'R' Us." It wouldn't be fun to talk about my group's project, so I'll describe the other team's work. You guys can check it out on www.mappingmainstreet.com and look for the Radio Rookies work in Queens, New York. The thing about this podcast was that it uses the member's love for food and Asian culture. When Melissa explained the origins of steam buns, I felt a wave of uncertainty. I wasn't sure if I wanted to eat human heads. However, the use of history embedded into the podcast is amazingly well thought out. I felt as if though, they really took some depth into their story than just regular adventure. Another strong part that I thought added onto their story was the interview with the nutritionist. People who eat steam buns should have the right to know what they are eating and whether it was healthy. 360 calories for four buns is surprisingly a decent meal! There is nothing to disagree or agree with, but all I can say is how awesome that podcast was; from editing to a diverse number of interviewees. Great job guys!

I was searching up, "phobia reasons and symptoms," and this item came up. It focuses on two types of phobias, Agoraphobia and sociophobia.\n\n"Agoraphobia like social phobia, affects more women than it does men. Sufferers of agoraphobia are terrified of panic attacks occurring in public places. Common fears are crowded environments and places where one can't escape easily. Meetings, standing in a queue or elevator are common situations that spark fear."