SuperNova97 writes...
at 11:25:16am on 12/4/08

10 words
パチスロ (n) (abbr) slot machine in a pachinko parlor
違法 【いほう】 (adj-na,n,adj-no) illegal; illegality; invalid; unlawfulness
パチプロ (n) (abbr) professional pachinko player
【パチンコだい】 (n) pachinko (Japanese pinball) machine
ふいにする (exp,vs-i) to lose completely; to waste all; to let something slip away
ジャックポット (n) jackpot
賭ける 【かける】 (v1,vt) (also written 懸ける or 掛ける) to wager; to bet; to risk; to stake; to gamble
ペーアウト- The mode that follow your first jackpot in which you receive about 15 balls with large bonuses attached to them that usually result in large payouts.
かくへ　　　　ー　The mode following Kakuhen mode where a ‘blossom’ opens up at the bottom of the sheet allowing for extra bonuses.
スロットル (n) throttle

SuperNova97 writes...
at 11:19:59pm on 9/10/08

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koopapairapoopa writes...
at 4:09:21pm on 5/29/08

Max Kee
Period 4
Swarner – Phillips
Due: 5-30-2008
The History of Haiti: A Study into Modern Day Poverty
Haiti has had a very colorful history. Imperialism and colonization plagued the country for a while, until they finally became independent. But somewhere along the line, Haiti had set itself up for the crisis it faces today. The oppression from the government is forcing many civilians of Haiti into a state of poverty, unable to afford food, water, and other basic necessities. However, the country has not been effective in countering the problem because of its colonial history, 3895072349 3892457284

koopapairapoopa writes...
at 4:09:15pm on 5/29/08

Haiti’s history has been an important factor in why the hunger and poverty crisis has been hurting the country. First off, before colonization by Spain, Hispaniola was occupied by the Taino Amerindians (CIA). Then they were virtually eliminated 25 years after Christopher Columbus’ men claimed Hispaniola as Spanish territory in 1492 (Ibid).
In the 1690’s, the French came into the equation, and wanted a share of Hispaniola. They were sold the western side of the island (Ibid). This French colony became very wealthy, and strived for many years. This was achieved by the overwhelming importation of African slaves and much Sugar production, which resulted in a large amount of excess soil and environmental corrosion (Ibid). This lack of usable resources in the future put a big burden which now lies on Haiti’s shoulders. After a while, the Haitian Revolution started, which was led by Touissant L’Ouverture. This revolution was what eventually led to their independence in 1804 after a

Synthlight writes...
at 6:22:56pm on 8/15/06

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