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[Myka]

you are all sinners...tell me Im wrong and I will show you in the bible that Im right

[peump]

http://www.apple.com/trailers/fox/tl...ler/small.html


xmen 3

[Myka]

I think with my help we may very well reach page 300 tonight...ahhaha and all this so I can put off doing work *hits self*

[Myka]

oh just shut up and listen to the lies..they will help you sleep...if only america could read they would be outraged

[AnabolicAndre]

X-3!!!!!

[the_rebirth]

so i saw this chick, asked her hey



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[Myka]

andre you are a ________and I would like to________you all night long...do you think I could stick it in your______or would I have to_____in the______first...

[AnabolicAndre]

I wonder what the recent literacy rate in America is?

[stunner5000pt]

How are you gonna commit suicide stunner? and how will you know when you have officially "failed"

officially failed when

-unable to get into grad school after second try at 4th year and GREs
-unable to secure a job in physics stream (not a high school teacher)
-never have sex by age 30
-never have a meaningful relationship by age 30

that is failture for me

[Myka]

_____________________you didnt

[AnabolicAndre]

Myka i dont know how I feel about that...

[Myka]

how old are you right now stunner?

[peump]

http://www.x-menthelaststand.com/#

the website is awesome

i've never seen a website that cool

[Myka]

so you want me to tell you how you feel andre? you are ashamed...but thats okay..america thrives on shame

[AnabolicAndre]

wow stunner how old are you?

[peump]

83-100%

[AnabolicAndre]

Myka i think you should know.....


....IM NOT AMERICAN

[AnabolicAndre]

REALLY peump?

you think its that high, like im talking recently not as of last census either

[Myka]

stunner..I will give you my virginity just so you dont kill yourself

[Myka]

no its nowhere near that high...seriously..

[AnabolicAndre]

wow that is a dope website

[stunner5000pt]

im 20

21 in july

[kloter1]

i was at work today and i saw a rock

[AnabolicAndre]

dude wolverine looks redic in the movie

[peump]

REALLY peump?

you think its that high, like im talking recently not as of last census either

that was 1995

[Myka]

I fear that trenbull has no chance.............a moment of silence for him *silence with some coughing*

[AnabolicAndre]

Juggernaut is HUGE!

[AnabolicAndre]

Collusus Looks Like Murloninja

[Myka]

pretty funny...what my death?

[AnabolicAndre]

That Website Isssssssssss Sick

[chest6]

Today has been the most boring of all boring

[AnabolicAndre]

Newkid Diedddddddd

[Myka]

does chessy and his eyes feel betta??

[Myka]

newkid still lives in the hearts of each one of us

[peump]

Long seen as a region where literacy had spread to all sections of the population, Europe faces a situation where literacy needs are changing and where some people are excluded from work and social opportunities through lack of literacy.

In the city of Cartagena in the Murcia region of Southern Spain there are socially and culturally deprived areas where educational opportunity has passed many adults by. The Carmen Conde Adult Education Association has developed since 1973 as a place which offers new life chances to these adults through literacy, basic education, cultural activities and vocational training.

The Association deliberately located its activities in the deprived areas of Cartagena and focused on providing opportunities for groups for whom schooling was either inaccessible or unproductive:

° those who did not acquire basic education certificates – these are mostly manual workers, long-term unemployed and young women.

° young people who failed at school, and who have rejected the schooling system.

° ethnic minorities who mostly need oral and written Spanish for access to other educational opportunities, such as university.

Facilitating access to employment for such groups is a key aim, with a priority on building essential literacy skills. The Association assists young people to obtain work through training programmes, vocational guidance and job-search techniques.

The Association puts special emphasis on building relational values, recognising that interpersonal communication is a key element in self-development. Building on some of Paulo Freire’s concepts and techniques, the adult education process promotes social participation and involvement, seeking opportunities to develop cooperation and solidarity as a way of transforming the world.

The Murcia region has one of the biggest immigrant populations in Spain, mostly from North Africa, with some from Eastern Europe and Latin America. In addition there is a Romany population in the area. Not only does this multicultural environment define some of the learning needs, it is in itself an aspect of learning which the Association gives importance to.

Courses in literacy provide the basis for further educational opportunity. The Association offers the basic educational certificate, and then offers courses to build on that. These include: driving licence programme, access to university for those over 25, drug dependency, ecology and environment, integral health. These contribute to the principal aim of offering students the means to enter working life or to improve their professional training in their jobs.

The Carmen Conde Association has strong local roots in Cartagena, and these have been the basis for engaging in wider contacts, regionally, nationally and internationally. The Association organises regional summer schools to reflect on plans for adult education in the region. It participates in the managing council of the National Federation of Adult Education Groups (FAEA) which promotes exchange and facilitates improvement in adult education in Spain. Internationally, the Association has participated in a European Union project with the UK and France, as well as maintaining links with the European Adult Education Association.

[kloter1]

dam im dazed outt

[kloter1]

and confused
1800 ask gary

[Myka]

type louder Im blind


Long seen as a region where literacy had spread to all sections of the population, Europe faces a situation where literacy needs are changing and where some people are excluded from work and social opportunities through lack of literacy.

In the city of Cartagena in the Murcia region of Southern Spain there are socially and culturally deprived areas where educational opportunity has passed many adults by. The Carmen Conde Adult Education Association has developed since 1973 as a place which offers new life chances to these adults through literacy, basic education, cultural activities and vocational training.

The Association deliberately located its activities in the deprived areas of Cartagena and focused on providing opportunities for groups for whom schooling was either inaccessible or unproductive:

° those who did not acquire basic education certificates – these are mostly manual workers, long-term unemployed and young women.

° young people who failed at school, and who have rejected the schooling system.

° ethnic minorities who mostly need oral and written Spanish for access to other educational opportunities, such as university.

Facilitating access to employment for such groups is a key aim, with a priority on building essential literacy skills. The Association assists young people to obtain work through training programmes, vocational guidance and job-search techniques.

The Association puts special emphasis on building relational values, recognising that interpersonal communication is a key element in self-development. Building on some of Paulo Freire’s concepts and techniques, the adult education process promotes social participation and involvement, seeking opportunities to develop cooperation and solidarity as a way of transforming the world.

The Murcia region has one of the biggest immigrant populations in Spain, mostly from North Africa, with some from Eastern Europe and Latin America. In addition there is a Romany population in the area. Not only does this multicultural environment define some of the learning needs, it is in itself an aspect of learning which the Association gives importance to.

Courses in literacy provide the basis for further educational opportunity. The Association offers the basic educational certificate, and then offers courses to build on that. These include: driving licence programme, access to university for those over 25, drug dependency, ecology and environment, integral health. These contribute to the principal aim of offering students the means to enter working life or to improve their professional training in their jobs.

The Carmen Conde Association has strong local roots in Cartagena, and these have been the basis for engaging in wider contacts, regionally, nationally and internationally. The Association organises regional summer schools to reflect on plans for adult education in the region. It participates in the managing council of the National Federation of Adult Education Groups (FAEA) which promotes exchange and facilitates improvement in adult education in Spain. Internationally, the Association has participated in a European Union project with the UK and France, as well as maintaining links with the European Adult Education Association.

[kloter1]

wanker

[peump]

type louder Im blind


Long seen as a region where literacy had spread to all sections of the population, Europe faces a situation where literacy needs are changing and where some people are excluded from work and social opportunities through lack of literacy.

In the city of Cartagena in the Murcia region of Southern Spain there are socially and culturally deprived areas where educational opportunity has passed many adults by. The Carmen Conde Adult Education Association has developed since 1973 as a place which offers new life chances to these adults through literacy, basic education, cultural activities and vocational training.

The Association deliberately located its activities in the deprived areas of Cartagena and focused on providing opportunities for groups for whom schooling was either inaccessible or unproductive:

° those who did not acquire basic education certificates – these are mostly manual workers, long-term unemployed and young women.

° young people who failed at school, and who have rejected the schooling system.

° ethnic minorities who mostly need oral and written Spanish for access to other educational opportunities, such as university.

Facilitating access to employment for such groups is a key aim, with a priority on building essential literacy skills. The Association assists young people to obtain work through training programmes, vocational guidance and job-search techniques.

The Association puts special emphasis on building relational values, recognising that interpersonal communication is a key element in self-development. Building on some of Paulo Freire’s concepts and techniques, the adult education process promotes social participation and involvement, seeking opportunities to develop cooperation and solidarity as a way of transforming the world.

The Murcia region has one of the biggest immigrant populations in Spain, mostly from North Africa, with some from Eastern Europe and Latin America. In addition there is a Romany population in the area. Not only does this multicultural environment define some of the learning needs, it is in itself an aspect of learning which the Association gives importance to.

Courses in literacy provide the basis for further educational opportunity. The Association offers the basic educational certificate, and then offers courses to build on that. These include: driving licence programme, access to university for those over 25, drug dependency, ecology and environment, integral health. These contribute to the principal aim of offering students the means to enter working life or to improve their professional training in their jobs.

The Carmen Conde Association has strong local roots in Cartagena, and these have been the basis for engaging in wider contacts, regionally, nationally and internationally. The Association organises regional summer schools to reflect on plans for adult education in the region. It participates in the managing council of the National Federation of Adult Education Groups (FAEA) which promotes exchange and facilitates improvement in adult education in Spain. Internationally, the Association has participated in a European Union project with the UK and France, as well as maintaining links with the European Adult Education Association.

that was funny