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1:11 – LilY to Ameera: “You must have been very frightened” Lily has a very generous heart, being concerned with Ameera as well as Luke and Noah. She was the same way when Luke was paralyzed. While Holden blamed Noah, she made sure he didn’t feel responsible 1:48 – “Were you scared” Listen to the gorgeous cinematic music 2:06 – Ameera: “I have to see Noah” That concerned maternal look on Lily is the one I’ll always remember her by. Reminds me a lot of my mon 2:30 – Ameera: “He is my brother” Did she mean that literally or metaphorically? I still think than Noah MAYER is Jewish. If so,this Muslim-Jewish brotherhood thing is kinda sweet 2:41 – Holden: “blood alcohol levels were way above legal limits” That raises an interesting question. Was it gaybashing since the frat boys didn’t really know that Nuke were gay or lovers? “faggot” is an insult that is used even if the target isn’t gay. Was the crime driven by alcohol or bias? The attack on Ameera was, of course, bias NOTES 3.5 3:36 – Luke: “when you get home, my grandmother will spoil you rotten” Hmmm.. does that mean that Emma will allow Noah to sleep with Luke instead of the sofa? Noah has a bruised back and this is the perfect excuse to get off that sofa! 3:56 – Lily: “Luke wouldn’t let me” Luke and Lily had this discussion in the episode where she threw Brad out for a gay joke. Luke felt that Lily was overprotective 4:04 – Lily: “What about Ameera?” Lily’s maternal generosity is so much more like her mother-in-law Emma …

The most important thing is knowing where & how to get help. Stay tuned for the National Suicide Prevention Hotline at the end of the video. The Department of Veterans Affairs’ (VA) Veterans Health Administration (VHA) has founded a national suicide prevention hotline to ensure veterans in emotional crisis have free, 24/7 access to trained counselors. To operate the Veterans Hotline, the VA partnered with the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) and the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline. Veterans can call the Lifeline number, 1-800-273-TALK (8255), and press “1″ to be routed to the Veterans Suicide Prevention Hotline. “Lucky One” is singer/songwriter and US Marine Mike Corrado’s follow up single from his latest EP ‘Stand.’ With “Lucky One,” Mike hopes to raise awareness to serious issue facing our service members and Veterans today, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBI). “It’s easy to see service members with physical scars but much more difficult to see the ‘scars that hide deep inside’ of those suffering with PTSD,” says Corrado. Please share this video and help to help raise awareness for those dealing with PTSD/TBI. For more on Mike Corrado please visit www.mikecorrado.com Filmed and recorded live at Pacific Music Productions, Honolulu, HI. Produced by Gerard Elmore, Director of Photography-Vince Lucero, Production Assistant-Rachel Ruperto, Audio Engineer-Jon Basebase, special thanks to Kit & Geri …

To hold you guys over for Part 2 of “The Adventures of Nukem the Hedgehog,” I present to you a 3-part epic that I will be working on over the next few days due to Easter break, which is another Duke Nukem redubbing project, this time with the 1980s Drug PSA Crossover special “Cartoon All Stars to the Rescue!”. If that cartoon didn’t tell you to stop smoking blunts, then you need a lesson from our equal opportunity ass-kicker, Duke Nukem!