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Posted: 08/23/2012 - An Average Joe says he duped scores of tourists and gawkers in Times Square last month when he posed as a celebrity and had fake paparazzi and a camera crew follow him around.
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Posted: 08/23/2012 - One minute she's a curvy Colombian strutting her stuff as Covergirl's new spokeswoman and Modern Family's red-hot TV mama...and the next she's dressing up as the one of the most beloved comediennes of the 20th century, Lucille Ball.
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Posted: 08/23/2012 - An adult-film performer is claiming he had a threesome with Kim Kardashian and another female porn star at a Los Angeles swingers' party in 2001, reports RadarOnline.
Posted: 08/23/2012 - Woody Harrelson's play "Bullet for Adolf" is extending its off-Broadway run by more than a month and the actor-turned-playwright is hopeful it will continue building an audience.
Posted: 08/23/2012 - Our long national nightmare is over: One Direction's Zayn Malik has rejoined Twitter.
Posted: 08/23/2012 - Taylor Swift broke Billboard's digital songs chart record.
Posted: 08/23/2012 - Nicole Kidman usually has a pretty wholesome look, but it looks like her racy role in "The Paperboy" has seeped into her latest shoot for V Magazine's Travel Issue.
Posted: 08/23/2012 - London Film Festival organizers say this year's event will open in October with Tim Burton's canine monster movie "Frankenweenie."
Posted: 08/23/2012 - Prince Harry may have been caught with his pants down while whooping it up in Vegas, but he's certainly not the only celeb to get into trouble in Sin City.
Updated: 08/24/2012 - Twisted Sister frontman Dee Snider has asked Republican vice presidential running mate Paul Ryan's camp not to play the band's 1984 hit song, "We're Not Gonna Take It."
Updated: 08/24/2012 - They were embarrassing, silly, and raunchy. But were they a security breach?
Posted: 08/22/2012 - Four-year-old Vivienne Jolie-Pitt is making her movie debut alongside her famous mom.
Updated: 08/22/2012 - The B-list rules Hollywood's fall and holiday movie season: Bond, Bella and Bilbo.
Updated: 08/22/2012 - Alicia Silverstone is coming back to Broadway - in a romantic comedy set in the porn industry.
Posted: 08/22/2012 - Gabby Douglas continues her golden run with a new photo shoot for Essence magazine.
Posted: 08/22/2012 - A judge is expected to appoint Michael Jackson's nephew as a co-guardian of the late pop superstar's children on Wednesday, establishing continuity for them in case their grandmother becomes unable to raise them.
Posted: 08/22/2012 - LL Cool J plays a special agent on TV's "NCIS: Los Angeles," and now he's caught an actual bad guy.
Updated: 08/23/2012 - Photographs of a naked Prince Harry in a Las Vegas hotel room have popped up online.
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The higher-end Huwai X5 runs on Android OS 2.2 (Froyo) with 3D user interface capability. It has a 3.8-inch HD LCD capacitive touch screen, a 5 megapixel camera with LED flash, and expandable memory up to 32GB. It can deliver data transfer speeds of up to 14.4 Mbps using High-Speed Downlink Packet Access (HSDPA) technology to provide seamless connection, information and entertainment geared especially for the tastes of professionals and tech enthusiasts. Both models are WiFi-enabled and can record video.
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First off is news about two charitable events coming up. On Thursday, Sept. 22, Best Brands and Frugal MacDoogal are providing the wine for the ninth annual Vino on the Veranda at the Richland Country Club. The wine tasting benefits children's programs at First Steps.
The featured winery this year is Franciscan Winery and their sister winery Mount Veeder. The vintner will be offering an excellent selection for tasting. Vino on the Veranda will also offer over 60 wines from other wonderful vineyards.
The mission of First Steps is to educate and care for children with special needs and medical conditions alongside their typically developing peers in inclusive environments and support their families. This is accomplished through the child development center and community outreach program.
For ticket information or to learn more about First Steps Inc., call (615) 690-3091 or visit them at www.firststepsnashville.org.
On Saturday Oct. 1, after the big wing-ding downtown winds down, Midtown Wine and Spirits presents Holly Street Rocks 2011.
Another year has already come and gone, and one of our longest-standing charity events is back and better than ever. We are honored to present Holly Street Rocks, a wine tasting, beer tasting and silent auction benefiting the Holly Street Daycare in East Nashville. We hope you'll join us for this fun night as we taste more than 40 wines from around the world and raise money and awareness for Holly Street!
Holly Street Daycare is a nonprofit organization that provides affordable, quality childcare for parents. The Tuition Subsidy Program bridges the gap between assistance a family might be receiving and the rising cost of quality childcare.
At Holly Street, children experience personalized attention and progressive learning in an intimate, low teacher/child ratio environment. Additionally, the center offers specialized programs such as dance, music and educational field trips. Holly Street strives to create an overall setting to further develop each child's values, attitudes, and social skills.
When: Saturday, Oct.1, 6:30 p.m.
Where: The Building, 1008C Woodland St. (Behind Drifters)
How Much: $50 per person in advance, $60 at the door
Visit www.hollystreetrocks.org to get your tickets today!
In the strictly for-profit world of wine tasting, consider a trip to Fleming's this Tuesday, Sept. 20, at 6:30 p.m. for a reception-style tasting of artisanal wines from Bell Wine Cellars, paired with a selection of savory appetizers and a delicious 4-course menu from Chef Tracy Riddick. The tasting will be guided by special guest, Anthony Bell, as lucky attendees sip and swirl reds and whites from his Napa Valley winery.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20th, 6:30 PM
Tuna Carpaccio & Spicy Chicken Brochette
BELL, Rosé Sierra Foothills, 2010
Chopped Salad with Bleu Cheese Vinaigrette
BELL, Chardonnay Yountville Napa Valley, 2008
New Zealand Lamb Lollipops
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Chocolate Wasabi Cake
BELL, Port Sierra Foothills, 2007
To reserve a spot, call (615) 342-0131.
On the other end of the food source spectrum from Fleming's, Woodland Wine Merchant and Marche are presenting another Vegetarian Wine Dinner on that same evening, Sept. 20. This event is sure to sell out, so hop to it bunnies.
This menu is built around fresh organic produce from Eaton's Creek Organics. Located just outside Joelton, Eaton's Creek is the source of some terrific certified organic local produce. We hope to see you there!
Here is the menu:
Radish & Herb Butter Crostini
- Cocchi Americano Cocktail
Delicato Squash Soup
- Meyer Fonne Gentil
Farm Egg Ravioli w/ Greens
- Corte Giara Bardolino
Potato Gnocchi w/ Shitake Mushrooms
- Hofstatter Pinot Nero
To be determined pumpkin dessert
- Innis & Gunn Rum Cask Ale
Call Marche to RSVP - (615) 262-1111
Vegetarian Wine Dinner
featuring Eaton's Creek Organics
Tuesday, Sept. 20
6:30pm at Marche
Cost - $50 per person
Finally, here's just a partial list of the wine stores throwing open their doors to interested tasters who can effectively time their trips to the liquor store with the 45 minute halftime festivities of a college football game.
West Meade Wine and Liquor Mart is hosting a tasting of Venta Marales Tempranillo and Martin-Codax Albarino this Saturday from 2 to 4 p.m. Here's what you could be drinking:
Martin-Codax Albarino
Attractive straw-greenish yellow color, with ripe lemon nuances. Bright and slightly sparkling. Stands out for its special intensity and elegance, its aroma is reminiscent of damp, dewy fresh herbs with a perfume of semi-ripe apples. Fine sparkling sensation on the palate, with a complexity of tastes denoting the freshness of vegetation in the valley.
Price: $15.99 per 750 ml
Venta Morales Tempranillo
Deep and extracted with a dark purple color, the aromas that jump from the glass are of black cherry and dark berry. Full bodied on the palate, it has rich and savory flavors of black cherry and raspberry along with hints of tobacco, chocolate and green herbs. Plenty of hearty Tempranillo flavors, coupled with a good balance of tannins and acidity.
Price: $9.99 per 750 ml
Midtown Wine and Spirits has some spectacular wines from the Torrontes and Syrah food groups that they plan to uncork this weekend. Here's the authentic invitation to make it official:
We've got a particularly delicious lineup this weekend, especially with the final wine on our list — Fetish "The Watcher". This plush and velvety Shiraz was in The Wine Spectator Top 100 last year, and we think it'll be a great way to kick off your weekend.
Camino del Inca Torrontes 2010
Cafayate Salta, Argentina
"Very aromatic, an imaginary blend of Muscat, Gewurztraminer, and Riesling, dry and spicy." — 90 points, The Wine Advocate
$15.99 / 750 ml
Padrillos Torrontes 2010
Mendoza, Argentina
"Fresh, with good cut to the tangerine, lemon verbena and chamomile notes that linger on the friendly finish. — The Wine Spectator"
$13.99 / 750 ml
Four Vines Syrah 2007
Paso Robles, California
"Juicy and layered, with red fruits, red cherry, plum, spice and pepper notes that are clean and persistent, ending with a pleasant earthiness." — The Wine Spectator
$19.99 / 750 ml
Fetish "The Watcher" Shiraz 2008
Barossa Valley, Australia
"Fresh and vibrant, this is medium-weight and juicily focused to show its blackberry, black plum and white pepper flavors, lingering with hints of white chocolate on the harmonious finish." — 91 points, No. 61 in 2010 Top 100, The Wine Spectator
$19.99 / 750 ml
We will have these four wines open to taste, so come by Midtown on Friday and Saturday between 2 and 7 p.m. and we'll be happy to pour you some samples!
Finally, belly up to the wine bar at Grace's Plaza Wine and Spirits from 3 to 6 p.m. on Saturday to taste these Oregon and Washington beauties:
Spindrift Cellars 2009 Pinot Blanc
Willamette Valley, Oregon
$14.99 - 750ml
It must be hard for Pinot Blanc, often standing in the shadow cast by its more widely-grown cousin, Pinot Gris. But it's limited production only makes this crisp and refreshing wine all the more delicious. Flowery aromas of peach and lime entice the nose, while the zingy palate beckons you back for more. The unreleased 2010 vintage just made Wine and Spirits mag's Top 100 Best Buys of 2011, and the quicker Nashville can finish the 2009 vintage, the quicker we can get that 93 point wine on our shelves. Come help us!
L'Ecole No. 41 2009 Semillon
83% Semillon, 17% Sauvignon Blanc
Columbia Valley, Washington
$18.99 - 750ml
The third oldest winery in the Walla Walla Valley, L'Ecole No. 41 grew their reputation from a solid and small-time boutique winery to an internationally recognized producer, especially of Cab and Merlot based Bordeaux-style wines. This Semillon is perhaps their most consistently good white wine. Barrel fermented, 50% barrel aged and with 17% Sauvignon Blanc added, this wine is made to taste like a fine white Bordeaux with its rich, round and honeyed texture balanced perfectly by a bit of grassy, lemony acidity.
Left Coast Cellars 2006 Cali's Cuvee
Pinot Noir
Willamette Valley, Oregon
$19.99 - 750ml
Any winemaker can tell you that what grows around the vineyard always has an influence on the flavor of the wine. So maybe it's the black European truffles that Left Coast grows that give this Pinot its unique and savory earthy qualities. The medium-bodied wine has fine tannins with chocolatey tones to the tart cherry and black raspberry fruit. We loved this because of the dark, and vaguely Syrah-like, depth not usually seen in the typically bright and floral Willamette Pinots.
Hedges Family Estate 2009 CMS
45% Merlot, 39% Cabernet Sauvignon, 16% Syrah
Columbia Valley, Washington
$14.99 - 750ml
Lastly, bringing a little power to the tasting table this week is the Hedges CMS, a blend of perhaps the three top Washington state red grapes: Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Syrah. The higher latitude of Washington gives this a bit more of a savory edge than the intensely fruity California reds, while the prices usually signal a fantastic bargain. This is a Washington staple, produced since 1987- although we think the current vintage is probably tasting a little better these days. Come see for yourself!
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Manchester Crimewatch: Man accused of selling heroin complains about high bail
Police prosecutor Lt. Peter Favreau requested $100,000 cash/surety bail for German Grullon, 22, of 235 Agnes St., saying Grullon has a limited record as an adult, with only a disorderly conduct conviction in Salem, but is accused of selling heroin to a police confidential informant on five occasions over a three-month period last year and of having heroin in his possession when arrested.
Grullon was arrested on warrants as a result of an investigation by the Manchester Police Special Investigations Unit. A Manchester SWAT team executed a search warrant at the Agnes Street address at about 5 p.m. Wednesday.
Asked by Judge Thomas Barry if he had anything to say about bail, Grullon responded: "I think that's not a reasonable amount for me and my family to come up with."
Barry set bail at $100,000 and granted a prosecution request about bail funds, telling Grullon: "If you come up with any bail money, we're going to have a hearing on the source of the funds."
Grullon could enter no plea to the felony charges, so a probable cause hearing was set for March 21.
Restaurants targeted
Ronald Huard, 47, who lists the homeless shelter as his address, was arraigned Thursday in Circuit Court, Manchester District Division on two felony burglary charges and a misdemeanor of theft by unauthorized taking.
He is accused of burglarizing the Midtown Cafe, 814 Elm St., Jan. 26 and the 11 Eleven Bistro, 36 Lowell St., Feb. 3. He's also accused of taking a case of liquor from the Wild Rover Pub, 21 Kosciuszko St., Jan. 15.
Asked if he had any comment on the $50,000 cash/surety bail proposed by the prosecution, Huard said: "I think it's a little stiff."
But after hearing from police prosecutor Carissa Pelletier that Huard has seven prior burglary convictions, Barry said the amount was justified.
Told a probable cause hearing on the felonies was set for March 21, Huard asked Judge Thomas Barry: "Can I waive that? Barry told him to talk to his attorney. Trial on the misdemeanor was set for April 10.
Failure to appear waived
Circuit Court, Manchester District Division Judge Thomas Barry Thursday waived a $50 failure to appear fee for Kevin Hilton, 22, of 174 Beech Hill Ave.
Hilton was scheduled to appear in court Nov. 7, 2012, on a violation of operating without a license, but he told Barry: "I was incarcerated on that day." Asked why, Hilton said it was for failure to pay restitution on an arson conviction.
A new trial date was set for May 7.
Stealing Xbox items
Police responding to the report of a burglary in progress on Central Street Wednesday morning arrested two people.
A person who lived across the street told officers he had seen two men enter and leave the building several times.
After a perimeter was established around the house, officers contacted Brian Shuman, 21, of Edwin Almonte, 18, at the rear door.
Police said further investigation determined Shuman and Almonte, who both live at 537 Central St., had entered the victim's building and removed Xbox games and controllers Wednesday and the Xbox console Tuesday.
Police recovered the stolen items and both Shuman and Almonte were charged with burglary.
Says he's homeless
Bo Strandnes, 45, who said he is homeless, pleaded innocent to two sets of charges Thursday in Circuit Court, Manchester District Division.
Strandnes pleaded innocent to Jan. 22 city charges of failure to use required turn signal and operating after suspension on Manchester Street, and Jan. 24 state liquor commission enforcement charges of Driving Under the Influence second or third offense, subsequent offense operating after revocation or suspension, and transporting open alcoholic beverages in the Vine Street Garage. Strandnes was convicted of DWI Jan. 28, 2010 in Derry.
Bail was continued at $1,000 personal recognizance. Trial was set for May 20.
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Doctors DQ DT Paige; Faciane suspended
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TUSCALOOSA, Ala. -- Former four-star defensive tackle Darius Paige has been "medically disqualified" to play by the University of Alabama medical staff, according to coach Nick Saban.
Paige (6-foot-4, 314 pounds), out of Foley, Ala., was part of Alabama's No. 1-ranked signing class of 2013 and arrived on campus this summer eager to compete for playing time on a defensive line replacing three of its top four players from a season ago. Instead, he will remain in school on scholarship and work toward playing sometime in the future.
"Paige has medical issues that have caused our medical staff to think that it's not safe for him to to try and play, so he has been medically disqualified," Saban said. "He is here, and we are helping to support him, and he will be on scholarship, get an education, and our medical staff is working with him right now to improve his condition.
"Now, I can't comment any further on that. ... I'm just giving you what I can say."
Paige tweeted from his personal account on Sunday that, "Being left out is the worst feeling ever."
Saban said Paige's redshirt cleared the way for Bradley Bozeman to join the team this week. Bozeman, a former four-star signee in the 2013 class had been prepared to grayshirt this season because of a knee injury. Bozeman told TideNation's Greg Ostendorf this week that he's very close to 100 percent.
Paige's loss wasn't the only blow to the Tide, as it was announced that reserve tight end Malcolm Faciane has been suspended for violation of team rules. The 6-foot-5, 267-pound redshirt sophomore was in line to take on an increased role after the departure of former Alabama tight end Michael Williams. Now he'll have to work his way back into the good graces of the coaching staff.
"He can return, if he does the things he's supposed to do, at some point in the future," Saban said.
Defensive end LaMichael Fanning practiced with the tight ends and will continue there for another four days to see if he can contribute and provide depth at the position.
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I love teaching the location unit. There are so many engaging activities to do to talk about location. I start by teaching the location words to the tune of "Pop goes the weasel". Since many students look at their hand … Continue reading
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Musica y Videos en la Clase
In addition to playing authentic music during the first few minutes of class and during work time, I try to incorporate fun and interesting music and videos. Maybe some of you have seen these before, or even used them yourselves. … Continue reading


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Posted: 11/23/2009 - Virginia freshman center Simone Egwu has been named the ACC Rookie of the Week.
Posted: 11/23/2009 - Virginia freshman center Simone Egwu has been named the ACC Rookie of the Week.
Updated: 11/23/2009 - The Virginia men's soccer team shut out Bucknell in its NCAA tournament opener, advancing to the round of 16.
Updated: 11/23/2009 - The Virginia women's basketball team fell for the first time this season at the hands of the Tennessee Lady Volunteers.
Updated: 11/22/2009 - Both Blue Ridge and Buckingham saw their respective seasons come to an end on Saturday.
Updated: 11/22/2009 - The Virginia football team lost its fifth straight game on Saturday, falling to Clemson 34-21.
Updated: 11/21/2009 - Virginia men's basketball inked their third win of the season on Saturday afternoon with a 76-55 victory over Oral Roberts.
Updated: 11/21/2009 - It's Week 11 and we have a couple good rivalry games on tap this weekend.
Updated: 11/21/2009 - Two area teams saw their seasons come to an end, while three other teams take the field for action on Saturday.
Posted: 11/20/2009 - The Cavalier field hockey team saw a great season come to an abrupt halt on Friday, as UVa fell 3-2 at the hands of UNC.
Posted: 11/20/2009 - Virginia will take on the Volunteers in a match up that has been moved to 4:00 pm on Sunday afternoon.
Updated: 11/20/2009 - This week's Burger King Student-Athlete of the Week comes from Buckingham County, where Taylor Boyers is the captain of the undefeated Knights football team.
Updated: 11/20/2009 - Following their first loss of the season, the Virginia men's basketball team rebounded and got their second win of the year in dominating fashion.
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Posted: 11/19/2009 - The Cavaliers prepare for their final road game and will play in one of the toughest environments that college football has to offer.
Updated: 11/18/2009 - The Virginia women's basketball team got their season out to a 3-0 start with a big win over USC Upstate on Wednesday night.
Posted: 11/17/2009 - Virginia hopes to pick up a much needed victory at Clemson on Saturday.
Posted: 11/17/2009 - The Jefferson Districh handed out its postseason awards Tuesday with Western Albemarle posting a solid showing.
Posted: 11/16/2009 - The Cavaliers fall to 1-1 on the season and have lost eleven straight games in the state of Florida.
Updated: 11/16/2009 - The Virginia men's soccer team has earned the #2 seed in the NCAA tournament.
Posted: 11/16/2009 - The ACC has announced that the Virginia-Clemson football game will start at 3:30 Saturday November 21st.
Posted: 11/16/2009 - The Virginia women's soccer team scored six unanswered goals and defeated Penn State 6-2 in the second round of the NCAA tournament Sunday afternoon in State College, PA.
Updated: 11/16/2009 - The Virginia field hockey team outlasted Michigan State 3-2 in overtime on Sunday, advancing to the final four for the first time since 1998.
Updated: 11/16/2009 - The Virginia men's soccer team captured its first ACC championship since 2004 Sunday afternoon, shutting out NC State 1-0.
Updated: 11/16/2009 - After a historic win in Baltimore on Friday night, the Cavalier women's basketball team returned home and left JPJ with another win on Sunday.
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I have a fever, and the only cure is more Fan Fic!
Fan Fictions
May 28th, 2009
Current Mood:
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Being good
May 4th, 2005
Current Mood:
Note: Stuff in brackets [] was written on paper earlier. I didn't have a 'puter in front of me.
[So I'm sitting in the public library taking a break from my Quantum Chemistry homework that I'm sort'of kicking ass on. I've been here for about two hours. My back is starting to ache. I knew I couldn't study at home. My Netflix just came in but more importantly it was a
inside. Outside wasn't much better but at least there's a breeze. Now, I'm comfortably soaking in public air conditioning. Ah =D
There's a couple of high school guys in back of me doing their poerty assignments. One guy is doing it on Poe. Of course. When I had to do a simular one in HS, I did it on Samuel Taylor Coolridge. He's cool. He writes a lot of oceanic poetry. Non of the depressing "dark and stormy night" mumbo-jumbo.
Which reminds me, if you get a chance to see Poetry Slam,
Do It
! One of my greatest poetry experiences.
Let me fixate on my O.C. hw some more. I would have
done this
progressed along it better if the first problem wasn't so freakin' hard. The question is straight foward but actually deriving an answer is complicated. I still don't really have one. It asks for a value of a constant and all I can manage to come up with is some jibber-jabber with x's in it. Grrr.]
So I just finished watching the Triplets of Belleville. I thought I'd watch it 'cus it won an award for best song and there was talk on how good it was. This is a movie for the very open minded. I wanted to turn it off after a while because there is absolutly
no diaologue
. Just people
stuff. Lots of back ground noises like trains and frogs. I'm sorta glad I stuck with it. It has a nice message at the end about love between a grandma and grandson. The music is great. After watching/listening, I want to get the soundtrack or just French music in general. Great language.
My tongue is on the fritz, too much candy at one time. =P
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God? Fate? Is the world telling me something?
May 4th, 2005
Current Mood:
This week is kind'of a hectic week.
Monday: Genetics midterm
Tuesday: Quantum Chemistry HW due
Thursday: Quantum Chemistry Midterm
Weekend: Find something for Mom
So genetics went fine. I rocked that midterm.
The hw though....I looked at it Monday night. To say the least I didn't do it. So when class time comes on Tuesday he announces that we can turn in out HW on Thursday. Relief. He moved it because he didn't get to finish lecturing on the stuff so he's giving us extra time.
Then there's our midterm. He asked the class if they had another midterm that day, 90% of the class raised their hand. It turns out that two other chemistry classes are giving midterms on that exact same day. So what does my teacher do? He
the midterm to next Tuesday!
So I'm thinking to myself, "This has gotta be a sign from..I dunno..God or something. I don't do my HW, no prob, turn it in later. I haven't even studied for the midterm, no prob, we'll move it so you have the entire weekend to study."
Overall, I'm going to take it as
that wants me to get off my ass and work to actually pass this class that I need for graduation. You would think that I learn but I don't. =T
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"Today is the greatest...day I've ever known"..ok not really
May 2nd, 2005
Current Mood:
I woke up around 9 this morning, thinking I had a 10 am class. After 5 weeks ya' think I'd know my schedual. I'm special like that.
I didn't want to study or anything. I read for a bit then decided to take a nap. Got up around 11 to get ready for my 12 class, Genetics.
So this afternoon I had my Genetics midterm. I freakin' rock the thing. I feel so good about it. Crossing my fingers for an A. The last midterm was out of 65, I got a 48.5, the average was a 40. Not to bad =) I'm pretty confident that I did better on this one than the last midterm. I was a bit nervous at first because I forgot to bring a calculator. Luckily this awesome chick in front of me had an extra one. Thank you! There was only a few things that I was iffy on. First, since I had a negative interfearence, what exactly does that mean in realtion to Single cross over events? I put, it stimulated it. Looking through my notes didn't help. When we get our test back, or answer key, it will shed some light on this. Second, did I draw the fly phenotypes in Prophase I correctly? I couldn't get the question so I did my best. Third, that stupid bonus question. I totally blanked on how to do a chi-square analysis. Dummy =P
When I got back I still didn't have anything to do, plus it was really really hot. So I changed and read in my room where I laid under the ceiling fan. I fell asleep and took another nap. I woke up like 3 hours later and watched a movie. =P When I'm lazy, I'm a lazy ass with a mission.
Jeopardy was on. I love watching this game. It's one of the few tv shows I watch. I don't watch tv much. I like movies and the anime that I get from Netflix.
ASIDE: I'm kinda bumbed. Not to the piont where I wanna hang my head and mope. Just the kind where I wanna kick the dirt every now and then in quiet dejection. My friends Lorena and Emily, old co-workers, and I are going to Vegas at the end of the month for Emily's 21st birthday. It's been about a month since I've talked to any of them. I've called them and left messages but they don't call back. Have they forgotten me? Do they not care? Is it because I don't work with them (they don't go to college) and don't see them that they don't call me because really, what have we to talk about? =T I dunno what's happened to them. Yea I could call them again but my pride's a lil wounded. The balls in their court. They should call
. I've made the effort to contact them. Shouldn't I expect the same if they're my friends? blah
Edit: OMG Quantum Chemistry is so hard. I'm worried about this class. I
to pass. Why am I so tired?
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May 1st, 2005
Current Mood:
I've just spent the last 6 and a half hours studying with my friend Angie for our Genetics midterm that's tomorrow. Ok maybe not the whole 6 hours. I was watching a movie while eating dinner for maybe two of them but I was constinctly thinking of genes and chromosomes.
I feel all prepared. =D I'm so proud of my self. I was talking to my sister yesterday and happened to mention that I had a midterm so my mom and sister sent me an e-card. I feel loved.
Ok, I'm going to treat myself to some anime.
ASIDE: Leah messaged me yesterday, or was is Friday...more on that in a later blog. I don't feel like writting a long one just now. =P
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Computers and my decending IQ
May 1st, 2005
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So I was listening to the radio (NPR) yesterday and they were saying that checking e-mail and doing stuff on the computer an lower your IQ. It's supposed to distract you brain cells away or something. =T I can't sorta see how it could eat up your time and become addictive. When I'm bored there aren't enough blogs to satisfy me so I've changed my homepage to Google News.
I though this was funny. Star Wars Fans always are.
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I'm bored, sorta, but I don't want to do anything. I have a midterm in genetics tomorrow so I
study. I'm also reading a book that I want to continue. I also rented movies the other day and I have two left. It's a beautiful day outside, all sunny and warm, which makes me want to feed some duckies or take a nap. Life's tough =P
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You've gotta read this
April 30th, 2005
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I'm a big fan of the written word. There comes a time when you read something that is so well written and makes you stagger and catch your breath, you know you have to share it.
Recently discovered, Keith Olbermann's blog on MSNBC is a must read. He speaks with humanity and writes with passion.
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Caffeen, Me, and NPR
April 29th, 2005
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I have a midterm in Genetics on Monday. I have the book in front of me, a piece of paper, and a problem staring right at me. I also have the live computer-radio broadcast of NPR (National Public Radio) which is KPCC 89.3 FM here. I love this station. They have the most interesting programming. They've got science segments, news and current events, music and entertainment, etc. etc. It's like an audio newspaper.
I'm so caught up in the programming that I can't seem to focus on the problems. I know, I know. The solution would be just to turn it off and study.
But I can't! It's too interesting and fun!
I've got a little bit of my Venti Starbucks coffee left. I'm starting to tweak from the caffeen. It's not too late so I can still get a few hours of studying in but yea...I'd rather listen or watch a movie. =P
EDIT: ok, now I'm listening to the BBC on NPR. I'm not a fan of British accents. I have a pet-peeve on the way a person talks. I hate with a passion how kids and even people my age, and some prominent adults (which really ticks me off) talk in a way where every sentence sounds like a question. It's like nails on a chalkboard to me. It gives me goosebumps. Ug
[I'm still awake, it's just a bit after 12. I'm eating a donut now. Good news though, I've started doing problems]
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Presidential News Conference
April 28th, 2005
Current Mood:
The President spoke today about two issues: the rising price of gasoline, and the growing problems of Social Security.
His remarks were well organized and I understood the points he was trying to make, although I disagree with some of them. I was plesently suprised about the questions that the media asked of him. They didn't stick to oil and social security. There were questions about Russia's Vladimir Putin, Iraq, North Korea, education, proposed energy bill etc.
I coundn't fully pay attention to him when he would answer a question. He would first tell a short story then hedge around the question and sort-of give an answer, sort-of not. Someone asked if he would consider it a success for Congress to pass legislation to solve the long term problems of Social Security without including private accounts. It was a simple question. A yes or no would do. He goes on talking about how he believes strongly in private accounts and never answers the question.
I can't watch his face either. He starts off answering a question real slow but then once he get a great idea he has a face that conveys childish glee. A "Look what I've done Ma!" look. I'm going to nickname him Skippy. They should get him to do peanut butter commercials.
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April 28th, 2005
Current Mood:
My roommate likes the...stupidest shows. She watching
I Love Lucy
. It's the most annoying show. It's only a half hour but there are two back-to-back episodes on everyday. She also watches
The Fresh Prince of Bell Air
The People's Court
Ok I gotta go drown out the tv with some Audioslave and a book.
EDIT: ok now they're watching Home Improvement. Help me!
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There is a good deal of optimism coming out of Bills camp this year. The Bills made headlines this spring when they inked defensive end Mario Williams to the largest contract ever for a defensive player in NFL history. This move, coupled with the signing of defensive end Mark Anderson and the drafting of cornerback Stephon Gilmore has many in Buffalo thinking playoffs. Buffalo looked like a playoff team early in the 2011 season, as they started 5-2 including a dramatic comeback win over division rival New England. However, the wheels came off soon afterwards, as injuries and erratic play led the Bills to drop eight of their final nine games. The team saw Shawne Merriman, Eric Wood, Terrence McGee, Kyle Williams and Fred Jackson all go on season-ending injured reserve during that stretch. Likewise, quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick suffered an undisclosed rib injury in Week 8. He played through pain the rest of the season, but saw his play steadily decline under those conditions. ...
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