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I learned from marianne.com that D-Day (Departure Day, one of many during the war when an amphibious venture was made) was on June 6th in 1944. While 160,000 American, Canadian and British military soldiers set out to gain a 50-mile stretch of beach in Normandy, France to gain a foothold for the Allies to defeat the Nazis, many thousands lost their lives storming the beaches (and this was anticipated to be the case.) At dawn with some cover to help protect the men's unanticipated arrival by Hitler (who thought they'd be at Calais), the troops stormed the beaches, with 4413 killed early on.

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 I don't know if I made up this  'reciprocal' saying, but I think I did. "The People Make the Place...and The Place Makes the People."

How does that resonate with your experience of where you have lived over your life? How about now? Currently the face of Brooklyn is changing....as are many neighborhoods in cities and towns across America and other parts of the world.

Please consider these points as insights to concerns people explore before, during and after buying a share in a co-operative apartment complex or other multi-dwelling building or campus.

Ideally a website exploring the

While freedom of speech is "an American right", we are getting into a lot of Hot Water, Deep Doo and Big Trouble in our lives when speaking (or tweeting or even blogging, FBing--facebooking, and socializing freely.) In part this trouble is happening because Different Rules and Laws Apply to Where and When one can 'speak freely.' One cannot for instance yell "Fire" in a theatre or public place if there is no fire (and maybe even if there is...I need to google that.) That is because people have been killed in stampedes (even from rock concerts or shopping spree sales without an emergency, so