an amazing encounter. it s early october, 2011. they paddle out six miles into the pacific when rick gets an unexpected greeting. all of a sudden i hear wait, was that me or did i just hear a whale? i turned around and, sure enough, a whale surfaced not too far behind me. came in at lunge speed right next to the kayak. that was the most exciting moment i had with a whale. when i was on top of the water and you had the whale surfacing near, that was exciting. rick did what few would dare to do. he attempts to get even closer by climbing out of his kayak into the ocean with a mini cam strapped to his forehead, all to get an underwater shot of this
his rules, his submission, every single day of their lives. in october 2011, a federal judge sentenced alex campbell to life in prison for enslaving five foreign women. at the sentencing, while the other victims lacked the strength to speak, nicole tynen did. she said she and others like her were serving their own life sentences. we have to live every day with those memories. and if i want to live a good life and a truth worthy life, i have to be honest with people that i want to share my life with, which means having to tell this story to them over and over and over again. it s not something i just get to go and forget. it s not something i can forget. probably about 70% of the trafficking tattoos i ve seen have been bar codes. the youngest victim i ve seen was 13.
but his ego takes the real hit. this ranks pretty high on the scale of dumb stunts. a mountain biker pays the price for trying to pass the buck. october 2011, a 38 kilometer bike race begins across albert falls game reserve in south africa. six clom ter kilometers in, a clearing. lead biker spots an antelope to his right. he says, hey, there s a buck. and then goes back to riding. all of a sudden, the buck is like, oh, are you challenging me? seconds later whoa! he just comes out of nowhere and smashes this guy off his bike. almost looks like the buck grabs the biker, throws him down and it s just this massive crash of body and bike. i would say that s got to hurt.
you talk about parent plus loans and what changes to the loan program that particular loan program in this country, what that has meant for hbcus. you wrote, parent plus loans are awarded based on a parent s credit score. with little notice, in october 2011, the department of education tightened the application of credit rules, making it more difficult for parents with less than perfect credit reports to be approved for the loan. what has that changed? seemingly innocuous change to some, perhaps. what has that change meant for historically black colleges and universities specifically? because the generational wealth gap, it meant people didn t have resources to fall back on to basically take care of their children. they might have had a now, if your late was on your mortgage payment but you still paid the
his rules, his submission, every single day of their lives. in october 2011, a federal judge sentenced alex campbell to life in prison for enslaving five foreign women. at the sentencing, while the other victims lacked the strength to speak, nicole tynen did. she said she and others like her were serving their own life sentences. we have to live every day with those memories. and if i want to live a good life and a trust wordy life, i have to be honest with people that i want to share my life with, which means having to tell this story to them over and over and over again. that was not something that i just get to go and forget. it s not something i can forget. probably about 70% of the trafficking tattoos i ve seen have been bar codes. the youngest victim i ve seen