Historias de Canaan

Selene Arsinoe is living in the most volatile time in Egyptian history. Her queen, Cleopatra, is having a love affair with the Roman dictator Julius Caesar. Many Romans and Egyptians alike frown upon the affair. The Romans and Egyptians are tense, most unwilling to associate themselves with the other. But when Selene meets Alexander Helios, apprentice to Mark Antony, the lines between Roman and Egyptian blur, along with those of being loyal and being a traitor. Selene and Alexander form a bond so strong it's almost unbreakable...but will they last, like the pyramids, or will they be torn apart by the nations they love dearly?

Nefal came to Egypt for sightseeing. But he ended up trying to fight the most dangerous monster and trying to survive obstacles. Will Nefal be able to succeed?

Mike Savage has enjoyed great business success in life. As the founder and CEO of a multi-million dollar virtual accounting firm, Savage knows how to get the best out of a team. Savage recognized early on in his career that small businesses could benefit from the same big four level of service when it came to their accounting practices. It was in that spirit that he created 1-800 Accountants. The business model was a clear focus on eliminating complicated bookkeeping and tax preparation stress for small business owners. In doing so, 1-800 Accountant stands today as one of the largest, small business accounting firms in the nation with over 200,000 businesses as clients. Now, he's turning his attention to philanthropy. For years New Canaan's Michael Savage and his wife Sandra have been helping Honduran children and families suffering in poverty by donating clothes, bedding, books and other necessities to families in need of help and a kind heart. To that end, Savage has formed a foundation to raise awareness about the need to feed and clothe children in Honduras. His non-profit organization is called the Savage Rivera Foundation.

Mike Savage has enjoyed great business success in life. As the founder and CEO of a multi-million dollar virtual accounting firm, Savage knows how to get the best out of a team. Savage recognized early on in his career that small businesses could benefit from the same big four level of service when it came to their accounting practices. It was in that spirit that he created 1-800 Accountants. The business model was a clear focus on eliminating complicated bookkeeping and tax preparation stress for small business owners. In doing so, 1-800 Accountant stands today as one of the largest, small business accounting firms in the nation with over 200,000 businesses as clients. Now, he's turning his attention to philanthropy. For years New Canaan's Michael Savage and his wife Sandra have been helping Honduran children and families suffering in poverty by donating clothes, bedding, books and other necessities to families in need of help and a kind heart. To that end, Savage has formed a foundation to raise awareness about the need to feed and clothe children in Honduras. His non-profit organization is called the Savage Rivera Foundation.

Mike Savage has enjoyed great business success in life. As the founder and CEO of a multi-million dollar virtual accounting firm, Savage knows how to get the best out of a team. Savage recognized early on in his career that small businesses could benefit from the same big four level of service when it came to their accounting practices. It was in that spirit that he created 1-800 Accountants. The business model was a clear focus on eliminating complicated bookkeeping and tax preparation stress for small business owners. In doing so, 1-800 Accountant stands today as one of the largest, small business accounting firms in the nation with over 200,000 businesses as clients. Now, he's turning his attention to philanthropy. For years New Canaan's Michael Savage and his wife Sandra have been helping Honduran children and families suffering in poverty by donating clothes, bedding, books and other necessities to families in need of help and a kind heart.

Mike Savage has enjoyed great business success in life. As the founder and CEO of a multi-million dollar virtual accounting firm, Savage knows how to get the best out of a team. Savage recognized early on in his career that small businesses could benefit from the same big four level of service when it came to their accounting practices. It was in that spirit that he created 1-800 Accountants. The business model was a clear focus on eliminating complicated bookkeeping and tax preparation stress for small business owners. In doing so, 1-800 Accountant stands today as one of the largest, small business accounting firms in the nation with over 200,000 businesses as clients. Now, he's turning his attention to philanthropy. For years New Canaan's Michael Savage and his wife Sandra have been helping Honduran children and families suffering in poverty by donating clothes, bedding, books and other necessities to families in need of help and a kind heart. To that end, Savage has formed a foundation to raise awareness about the need to feed and clothe children in Honduras. His non-profit organization is called the Savage Rivera Foundation.

Mike Savage has enjoyed great business success in life. As the founder and CEO of a multi-million dollar virtual accounting firm, Savage knows how to get the best out of a team. Savage recognized early on in his career that small businesses could benefit from the same big four level of service when it came to their accounting practices. It was in that spirit that he created 1-800 Accountants. The business model was a clear focus on eliminating complicated bookkeeping and tax preparation stress for small business owners. In doing so, 1-800 Accountant stands today as one of the largest, small business accounting firms in the nation with over 200,000 businesses as clients. Now, he's turning his attention to philanthropy. For years New Canaan's Michael Savage and his wife Sandra have been helping Honduran children and families suffering in poverty by donating clothes, bedding, books and other necessities to families in need of help and a kind heart. To that end, Savage has formed a foundation to raise awareness about the need to feed and clothe children in Honduras. His non-profit organization is called the Savage Rivera Foundation.

Koi fish, once a cherished secret of Japan, made their global debut in the early 20th century. As international trade expanded, these enchanting fish began to captivate enthusiasts around the world. Koi shows and exhibitions became a platform to showcase these living works of art, fostering a global community of aficionados. Michael Savage's devotion to his koi collection exemplifies the universal appeal of these aquatic treasures that transcend cultural boundaries.

Andrew Knight graduated from New Canaan High School in 2017 on the honor roll. He is now studying finance at Skidmore College in NY, while also playing baseball on the college team. Saratoga Springs, NY - Andrew Knight is attending his first semester at Skidmore College this fall. He is majoring in finance and minoring in Italian and has his sights set on a job in finance in NYC upon graduation. He plays catcher for the Thoroughbreds in between his studies. He has played baseball since he was five years old and has several seasons under his belt on the varsity team at his high school. Knight has done a lot of work for his local community in the past, volunteering for Fill in the Blank and the local youth baseball leagues in his hometown of New Canaan. When he is not working on his academic studies, he enjoys spending time with his family and his two dogs. He enjoys skiing the slopes in the winter, swimming, playing golf, tennis, reading and more. He has many hobbies to fill the time and enjoys learning something new every chance he gets. He has an interest in travel and has a long list of places he would like to visit. His father owns a business in the travel industry, which may be where the travel bug came from. He hopes to be able to travel with his father after his retirement in the next 10 years. ABOUT SKIDMORE COLLEGE Skidmore College is in Saratoga Springs, NY. There are approximately 2,650 students enrolled in the university pursuing one of 60 areas of study. For more information, please contact: 815 N Broadway Saratoga Springs, NY 12866 (518) 580-5000

Eva is suffering through the trials of Oban and her mind drifts back to her childhood. Aikka hears her singing and discovers she suffers everyday. lyrics from "Torn" by Natalie Imbrugalia

{disclaimer: there might be a few grammar mistakes but i really like this story so i highkey be writing super fast} right here, right now; trying to figure out who the hell i am

Since Douglas Knight of New Canaan purchased WorldTek Travel in 2007, he has implemented positive momentum in each of the four focuses of the company. Both travel and event management branches of the company have flourished under Douglas Knight's leadership.

Mike Savage has enjoyed great business success in life. As the founder and CEO of a multi-million dollar virtual accounting firm, Savage knows how to get the best out of a team. Savage recognized early on in his career that small businesses could benefit from the same big four level of service when it came to their accounting practices. It was in that spirit that he created 1-800 Accountants. The business model was a clear focus on eliminating complicated bookkeeping and tax preparation stress for small business owners. In doing so, 1-800 Accountant stands today as one of the largest, small business accounting firms in the nation with over 200,000 businesses as clients. Now, he's turning his attention to philanthropy. For years New Canaan's Michael Savage and his wife Sandra have been helping Honduran children and families suffering in poverty by donating clothes, bedding, books and other necessities to families in need of help and a kind heart. To that end, Savage has formed a foundation to raise awareness about the need to feed and clothe children in Honduras. His non-profit organization is called the Savage Rivera Foundation.

"Ne, Iwasawa, promise when we get older that no matter what we'll always be together?" Hisako asks quietly as they stand together in the shade of a tree as its leaves slowly shift in the wind. Iwasawa smiles shyly at the thought of such a thing...the weight of the words bore a burden that they would both shoulder. "I..." Iwasawa starts, but her words were interrupted by someone else calling to them both. "Oi, Hisako, Iwasawa, lets move out." Hisako grins, not expecting her to have answer anyways, she says "We're coming sensei!" Her gaze meets with Iwasawa's, leaning over and whispering in her ear she adds "I'll wait for your answer patiently...even if its an eternity." Leaving Iwasawa dumbfounded when her hand cups a piece of hair behind her ear; she leaves with the wind whipping at her to be the only sign she was even there. "Iwasawa...hey snap out of it!" Sekine calls her friend out of the daze she was in. "What's wrong, your all spacy." Looking up, Iwasawa sighs, "If only you knew."

It had been three years since I last saw Canaan. I had grown up a lot. I made it so that Canaan wouldn't have to protect me anymore I can do it myself. I needed to proven to her I didn't want her to protect me anymore. I can do most things she can do now. I still act like my old self just more mature. I lives in the heart of Japan. in Tokyo. I was taking pictures of the skyline when I saw something run across. On instinct my finger pressed the shutter button and snapped a picture. I ran home quickly to develop the picture. I'm so happy I had my own little dark room for personal pictures. I looked at the film. It had to be her. I mean she had more if a figure and a bigger chest but everything else was the same. She was just as beautiful as I remember if not more.

Mike Savage has enjoyed great business success in life. As the founder and CEO of a multi-million dollar virtual accounting firm, Savage knows how to get the best out of a team. Savage recognized early on in his career that small businesses could benefit from the same big four level of service when it came to their accounting practices. It was in that spirit that he created 1-800 Accountants. The business model was a clear focus on eliminating complicated bookkeeping and tax preparation stress for small business owners. In doing so, 1-800 Accountant stands today as one of the largest, small business accounting firms in the nation with over 200,000 businesses as clients. Now, he's turning his attention to philanthropy. For years New Canaan's Michael Savage and his wife Sandra have been helping Honduran children and families suffering in poverty by donating clothes, bedding, books and other necessities to families in need of help and a kind heart. To that end, Savage has formed a foundation to raise awareness about the need to feed and clothe children in Honduras. His non-profit organization is called the Savage Rivera Foundation.