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I need story ideas!!! PLEASE HELP!?

I need story ideas for the following kinds of stories:
*Teen Love/Romance
*Inspirational and/or Christian
*Action/Adventure/Suspense
All for preteen/teen age groups. Thanks!


i’m looking for a 1000+ page book can you help? challenging question!?

hi i’m looking for a 1000+ page book. i like nonfiction and fiction. it would be nice if it wasn’t a boring and dreary book but i like books that are long and that i can’t look away from. Some books i like to read are exhilarating and others are quite unique. i’m a christian and love religion books. i hate mystery and I’m not interested in twilight or harry potter. my favorite types are these:
Horror
Action/Adventure
Suspense
Drama
Angst
Romance
Humor i know this is ALOT to ask so thanks for all your help.
-ashley


Why do blacks complain about media discrimination when it doesn’t exist?

No I did not type the following below. These are anti-white movies that have black heroes going against white villians. Action/Suspense movies with black hero, white villain(s)
Sweet Sweetback’s Baad Asssss Song (1971)
Collateral (2004): Jamie Foxx v. Tom Cruise.
Catwoman (2004): Halle Berry v. Sharon Stone.
Pulp Fiction: evil white rednecks rape Ving Rhames.
Posse (1993): Mario Van Peebles v. Richard Jordan.
Man On Fire: Denzel Washington protecting white family.
Detour to Terror (1980): O.J. Simpson v. Lorenzo Lamas.
Slaughter (1972): Jim Brown v. Rip Torn.
Tougher than Leather (1988): Run DMC v. mafia, racist bikers. Dir. Jew Rick Rubin.
Jumpin’ Jack Flash (1986)
Virtuousity (1995): Denzel Washington v. Russell Crowe.
Slaughter’s Big Rip Off (aka Slaughter II, 1973): Jim Brown v. Ed McMahon.
Bad Boys: Will Smith, Martin Lawrence, Tea Leoni
Kiss the Girls: Morgan Freeman (w/ white Ashley Judd) v. Cary Elwes.
The Brother from Another Planet (1984): Joe Morton v. John Sayles, David Strathairn.
XXX (2002): Vin Diesel v. Marton Csokas. Dir. Rob Cohen.
Shaft (2000): Samuel L. Jackson, Christian Bale. Dir. black John Singleton.
Another 48 Hours
Black Gunn (1972): Jim Brown v. Martin Landau. Tagline: “For every drop of black blood spilled … a white man pays.”
Beverly Hills Cop: Eddie Murphy, Stephen Berkoff.
Action Jackson (1988): Carl Weathers, Craig T. Nelson. Producer Joel Silver.
I, Robot - Will Smith, Bruce Greenwood
Enemy of the State (1998) - Will Smith, John Voight.
Wild, Wild West - Will Smith (with Jewish Kevin Kline), Kenneth Branagh. Dir. Barry Sonnenfeld.
The Negotiator (1998): Samuel L. Jackson. (I’m assuming here that the villain is white).
Walking Tall (2004): Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, Neal McDonough. Real-life white Buford Pusser is transformed into black Chris Vaughn.
Blade (1998): Wesley Snipes, Stephen Dorff.
Blade II (2002): Wesley Snipes, Luke Goss.
Blade III (2004): Wesley Snipes, villains Parker Posey and Dominic Purcell
The Art of War (2000): Wesley Snipes and I’m assuming the villain is white. Snipes with Asian love interest.
The Fan (1996): Wesley Snipes, Robert DeNiro.
Cleopatra Jones (1973): Tamara Dobson v. Bill McKinney and Shelley Winters.
Murder at 1600 (1997): Wesley Snipes, Alan Alda
U.S. Marshalls (1998): Wesley Snipes (co-hero with Tommy Lee Jones) v. Robert Downey Jr.
Money Train: Wesley Snipes (co-hero with Woody Harrelson) v. Chris Cooper.
Little Nikita (1988): Sidney Poitier, Richard Lynch
Shaft (1971)
Black Caesar (1973): Fred Williamscon v. Art Lund and Val Avery. Dir. Larry Cohen.
Passenger 57 (1992): Wesley Snipes, Bruce Payne. “Always bet on black.”
Shaft in Africa (1973): Richard Roundtree, Frank Finlay
Shaft’s Big Score (1972): Richard Roundtree, Joe Mascolo. Note hostile look Shaft gives white cop while ordering “black coffee.”
The Mack (1973): Max Julien.
Deep Cover (1992): Lawrence Fishburne, jew Jeff Goldblum playing “David Jason.”
Hoodlum (1997): Lawrence Fishburne, jew Tim Roth playing “Dutch Schultz.”
Anaconda (1997): Ice Cube, John Voight.
The Rundown (2003): Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, Christopher Walken
The Scorpion King (2002): Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, Steven Brand
Crimson Tide (1995): Denzel Washington, Gene Hackman
Foxy Brown (1974): Pam Grier, Peter Brown, Katheryn Loder.
Coffy (1973): Pam Grier, Allan Arbus, Sid Haig.
Bucktown (1975): Fred Williamson and Pam Grier v. Art Lund and white cops.
Hurricane Smith (1992): Carl Weathers fights white Australians.
Braker (1985 TV) Carl Weathers. Failed pilot for cop drama w/black vet & white rookie.
Cocaine and Blue Eyes (1983): O. J. Simpson.
Three the Hard Way (1974): Fred Williamson, Jim Brown and Jim Kelly v. Jay Robinson.
Panther (1995):
…Tick…Tick…Tick…(1970): Jim Brown.
Drop Zone (1994): Wesley Snipes v. Gary Busey.
Suburbia (1984)
Devil in a Blue Dress (1995): Denzel Washington
The Glass Shield (1994) Ice Cube
The Manchurian Candidate (2004): Denzel Washington v. Meryl Streep, Liev Schreiber.
It does exist? Where? Prove it! Exactly you can’t.


Reccommend any good (Clean.) books or series of books? (more specifics inside)?

I am a christian….the book doesnt have t be christian..but it does need to be clean. (besides Im 16 I dont want to read trash) I like things that are intrested…any idas for books I could get at the library? so far wha I have been reading are christian suspense romance novels… So I like the suspense things…or anything intresting enough to hold my attention


Fellow Christians, Should we know who we are fellowshiping with here or just throw caution to the wind?

While I realize we are inclined and commanded not to judge, do you think it wise to come here day after night and fellowship with everyone here without really knowing their backgrounds and how and who they worship? I may surprise you to know how many Christians here fail to mention here no Y/A that they do not recognize Jesus as the Son of God for instance , yet, they will be quick to use up their maximum questions for the day to keep us in suspense…. Would God support someone who does not acknowledge His Son, yet even though we may never know the truth here, he pretends or portends to fellowship with us?


Is it better to only have friends of the same faith?

I moved out on my own a few months ago and am finding my way in the world. My parents homeschooled the kids to give them a better education and to try and shelter us a bit. They’re Christian in the sense that they believe in God and taught us a few bible stories but it didn’t come up a lot unless we had some sort of crisis. Now I live alone, love going to my little but lively church and have a group of good friends to hang out with. They’re very decent people. My situation in question is I’m in love with one of them. He’s agnostic, goes with me to church and is interested in a genuine relationship with Christ instead of the empty rituals he gave up as a teenager. He asks questions and wants to understand. He doesn’t try to dissuede me from my fiath. He’s a good man, an eagle scout and one of the genuinely kindest people I’ve ever met. My parents won’t speak to him, say hateful things about him and have repeatedly said that if I persue this relationship I’ll be effectively ending things with them. They ask me to cover pictures of him when they visit me. He offers little gifts and favors like walking their dog and my parents get mad at me for putting them in the position of being rude to decline, which they consistently do anyway. They say Christians should avoid unbelievers. Jesus said to seek people out and teach them, welcome them to know Him through us. I want to marry a Christian and I’d love to marry my friend, hopefully he can find Christ and we can all be together. My question is two fold: Is it ungodly to be in a romantic relationship with someone who’s looking for God but hasn’t found Him yet? Also, I’ve known him for almost a year now, and have been dating him for about seven months…how long should I wait to see if he can find his faith? I have a tendency of being loyal to a fault, I’m afraid of waiting too long for something that isn’t meant to be and I’m afraid of giving up too soon on something that’s truely special. I Pray for answers and I feel God is telling me to trust Him and wait it out even though the suspense is killing me and it’s probably smarter to walk away. What do you think?


THEISTS & ATHEISTS: Is there a point?

Every day, this category sees about a hundred questions along the lines of “CHRISTIANS: How can you believe…”, followed by “ATHEISTS: How do you explain…”. My question is, does anyone really think that there is another way of asking “Why don’t you agree with me?” which has not already been asked, and which will lead to some kind of meaninful conclusion? If so, please go ahead and ask it now. The suspense is killing me.


Where is “the girl” for me?

I’m a 21 year old college student who is about to give up on everything. I can’t seem to find the girl for me. I have dated off and on but it all ends up badly. I have had 2 steady relationships in the past, and they happen to be step sisters. 1 my age & the other 1 year younger. I dated the first one for 1 year and the other sister for almost 4 years- until we called it quits almost a year ago come December. It was devestating but instead of an relationship we had just became each others comfort zone. it didn’t help that she was also cheating on me. I seem to have alot of “girl” friends. I’m straight and a Christian, who wanted to wait untill marriage for sex, Although I did loose it last year to my last girlfriend of 4 years - nothing to brag about, I regret it now. As I thought she was “the one”, I gave her a promise ring for marriage and a very nice dinner on Valentines day 2008 but she didn’t even seem phased. I can’t help it, that I’m a big romantic. I made a 3 course dinner myself, lit tea light candles all over the house with fake rose petals, red & pink balloons and a dozen “real” roses on the table for her. Along with some skittles-since that was her favorite candy and A couple movies I rented for us to watch afterwards- and then I gave her the ring afterwards. I went all out- and i love to do that kind of stuff for someone I care about. She really accepted me and it’s hard to find someone else who does now. See I’m from NC and where I live is in the middle of the country. I seem to think I’m an attractive guy, at least I hear by others. I seem to attract the wrong girls. They all love country music, hunting, rednecks etc… which ain’t me at all. I can’t find the right girl- i need some help. I’m a creative individual- graphic design student to be exact. Soe strange facts about me: I like rock, alternative music (mixes, tech, pop, etc…) I can’t stand rap & country even though I can sometimes. I love my fourwheeler and my Jeep. I’m obsessed with Jeeps some reason. I like strange things.. Music: Nirvana, Smashing Pumpkins, Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains, Bush, Sound Garden, Nickleback, Seether, Daughtry, Kings of Leon, etc.. I really like grunge music from the late 90’s and early 2000’s. I also like mainstream music. Movies: Final Destination’s, Cruel Intentions, American Beauty- (is awesome!), 30 days of night, twilight, 007, Jarhead, Day after tomorrow (really any horror, suspense, action or Comedy) Books- honestly I don’t read unless it’s for class at which I skim. More useless facts about me: I drive a 2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee, A Moose is my favorite animal, I hate most normal sports except xtreme sports. (I can watch motocross, bmx, snow boarding, etcc… all day), I like strange things- I pay attention to details and things most other people wont notice, I’m very insecure and quite at times, I always put myself down, I am dedicated and loyal, romantic, only child, nervous for the future, goal oriented, Rollercoasters are awesome!, I LOVE<<< to travel, anytime, anyway Im there. -If I can afford it, ha! -wonderful world of being a broke college student, I daydream all the time, I love japenese food, I think girls are attractive who don;t put themselves out there for everyone, I like a mysterious girl such as I am -myself, I like going to the movies and out on the town but I’m always up for staying in and spending time just together. I don’t do the whole party scene, no drinking etc… (IM SORRY FOR THIS SOUNDING LIKE A PERSONAL PROFILE) Im just tired of looking for that girl _ I hope she comes around one day. I hoped these useless facts about myself would help catch someones attention. There is alot more about me, as anyone, that I just dont have time to provide. All my friends that are girls seem to see me as “just friends” -which sucks b/c a couple I find very attractive but I have known them for years and they have b/f’s off and on. I need help and advice. Is this girl oput there for me? I’m gradutaing college soon as Im a senior and I want to find this girl and start a life together (future, marriage, eventually kids, etc… “the whole 9 yards) - any advice or help guys?
thanks guys for the positive feedback and yes…it does seem like a essay -it’s LONG, sorry- I needed to get it all out there… thanks for taking the time to read it.


Fuller Theological Seminary, Clinical Psych Ph.D. Program: How hard would it be fore me to get in?

I’d especially love to hear from anybody who went to Fuller or who is currently a student at Fuller. Basically, I’ve entered the waiting period to hear back, and I’m going nuts over the suspense. I’d really love to go to Fuller. When I went for an interview, it just felt like “home” and I was really really excited about it. Right now, I am a Ph.D. student at a medical center studying one of the basic sciences. My undergrad GPA, overall, was over 3.9. My psychology GPA was over 3.9. My grad school GPA though, last semester (and I’m still a 1st year student now) was 2.75 because I got a C in “cellular and molecular neuroscience,” and a C in biostatistics. That’s making me kind of nervous. I don’t know if people will look at that and say, “Oh, she only got a 2.75 GPA in grad school” or if they’ll say, “Wow, those look like brutal classes… and she got a B in neurophysiology anyway =P and an A in intro to neuroscience =P ” My combined GRE was an 1130 (got a 640 on the verbal, but I didn’t finish the math section—I have a math learning disability which means that I go painfully slow, even if I understand the concepts quite well). So, one of my recommendation letter writers was my college calculus professor (trying to make up for the less than lovely quantitative GRE). My undergrad institution was very similar to Fuller (non-demoninational Christian college with Presbyterian leanings that requires all psychology majors to take a course in the integration of psychology and Christianity). Anyway, I guess I’m just mostly concerned because I just got an email from Fuller, and I don’t know if this means that I’m on the edge of “maybe” for admissions and they need to discuss things further, or if they just randomly chose a stack of applications and said “We’ll deal with these later.” So, here’s the email below. Any thoughts?
======================================… “Thank you for participating in our early decision process for the clinical psychology program. Due to an unusually high number of qualified applicants, the admissions committee chose to defer your application until the next committee meeting. You are still under serious consideration for Fall 2010 admission, and you will be notified of your admissions decision no later than April 1st. Thank you for your patience in this process.”


I need a good christian suspense book?

I really like christian, historical fiction suspense. any recommendations?