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Wanderings Itinerary

I'm setting up this blog as I prepare to leave SF, to study for the bar exam in NYC. John is already there, pecking away at his second draft. We've got the whole summer to figure this trip out, and--if you are inclined to listen to John--it's going to change shape 100 different...

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rzanboywander on May 2, 2007 from San Francisco, United States

from the travel blog: Wanderings

Washington DC

Today we arrived in beautiful Washington DC for a quick look around before we head up to New York City. We have said goodbye to our 'home on wheels' for the last 2 weeks - our rental car. Driving into Washington was not the drama we might have imagined. A special thank you here to my...

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Sally Delaney on May 1, 2007 from Washington, United States

from the travel blog: Sally DeLearning - American Style 2007

Meeting with Missions Team

Today i am meeting with the missions team coordinator to figure out all the details of this trip. I'm praying that everything works out. The goal: Johannesburg, South Africa. Dates: August 21 - 28, 2007. Mission: interpret August Spiritual Retreat for career missionaries in Johannesburg, South...

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aslicherish on May 1, 2007 from Brentwood, United States

from the travel blog: Excursion as an Interpreter

Kent State University, Ohio

Kent State University is Ohio's second largest University with a total student body of 38,000. It was first established as a public university 94 years ago. Part of the history of the University includes a shocking student massacre. On May 4, 1970, protests against the Vietnam War ended in...

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Sally Delaney on April 30, 2007 from Kent, United States

from the travel blog: Sally DeLearning - American Style 2007

Springfield without the Simpsons

Just logging our destination - not a lot to say about Springfield, Ohio. It is situated on the Mad(!) River. According to reliable sources (JDD) Springfield is the most named town in the US and that is why Springfield is home to the 'Simpsons'.

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Sally Delaney on April 28, 2007 from Springfield, United States

from the travel blog: Sally DeLearning - American Style 2007

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LEAVIN 7:40 AM TO JFK WAITED A FEW HOURS THEN OFF TO LONDON THEN EVENTUALLY TO Belfast.

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gsantos4 on April 27, 2007 from San Diego, United States

from the travel blog: TIMBERLAKE EUROPEAN TRIP

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LEFT TO START THE EURO LEG AT 7:40 ON THE WAY TO Belfast VIA LONDON.

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gsantos4 on April 27, 2007 from San Diego, United States

from the travel blog: TIMBERLAKE EUROPEAN TRIP

Purdue University - Home of the Boilermakers

Purdue University first opened its doors in 1874 with 39 students. It now enrols 40,000 students and is a beautiful Campus which covers 2,300 acres. It is a public University which is named after its founder John Purdue. The grounds and facilities are magnificent. It has its own 62,000 seat...

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Sally Delaney on April 27, 2007 from West Lafayette, United States

from the travel blog: Sally DeLearning - American Style 2007

Illinois - Boyhood home to Presidents

Welcome to Illinois, birth place of Ronald Reagan and boyhood home to Abraham Lincoln! Illinois is a fertile farming area of the US, rich soil, wonderful waterways. Every available acre seems to be devoted to corn growing. Heavy rain during our stay here (yes, believe me it does still rain in...

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Sally Delaney on April 25, 2007 from Peoria, United States

from the travel blog: Sally DeLearning - American Style 2007

The Application

I found out on the 15 of March that I have received a Watson Fellowship. The Watson Foundation gives around 50 grants each year to some lucky graduating college seniors. The Fellowship gives $25,000 for the fellow to explore their passions, all based around a project. My project is titled: ...

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nleamy on April 24, 2007 from Beaverton, United States

from the travel blog: Watson Adventures

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