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Update: I've Got A Planet On My Thigh
I thoroughly enjoyed the movie, insomniac-looking characters aside, though it was rather morbid for a Disney production. Not complaining, just pointing out. It is, after all, a Tim Burton movie.
Mid Valley Megamall recreated the scene above at the Centre Court and I was completely in awe by the details and accuracy. Just unfortunate that I didn't have my camera with me at that time. Not sure when it's gonna be up until but I'd suggest checking it out soon.
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Latest Purchase: La Senza's having a sale and because I've had friends gushing over their bras, I caved and got three pieces for RM135. I spotted a lot more designs that I really liked so I can foresee myself getting more next time
Current Sport: This would be the planet mentioned in the title. I have about six others on other parts of my body but the one on my thigh is Jupiter. Please don't report domestic violence, these bruises were acquired from paintballing on Saturday. The only exercise I've been getting...
Currently Reading: I'm halfway through Audrey Niffenegger's "The Time Traveler's Wife". Such a compelling book and very well-written too. I highly recommend it if you're thinking of picking something up to read.
Good News: My exam results are out and I'm pleased with them. Strangely, I got an A for a subject that I was totally not confident in and Bs for those that I was hoping to get As for *shrugs* Now to tackle the Fs!
16 comments:
- Dani said...
um, i haven't watched Alice in Wonderland yet (for shame!). but only because i wanted to watch it with family but it turns out they don't want to :S. at this point, all my friends have watched it so i have no one to go with. sadness!
ooh, good choice on Time Travelers Wife. i loved that book! haven't seen the film yet but i heard it's just as good as the book. just make sure you have some kleenex handy ;)
- March 16, 2010 at 1:31 PM
- Stephanie / Yukaeshi said...
The replicated garden in MidValley will be up until 21st March :)
- March 16, 2010 at 2:09 PM
- Paris B said...
I stumbled (literally) on the Alice in Wonderland garden in MV - felt a bit overwhelmed by it and felt there's too much hype over the movie >.< Just me I'm guessing :P As for the bruise, rub it, and rub it HARD to get the blood flowing. Thou are no longer immune!
- March 16, 2010 at 2:31 PM
- Connie De Alwis said...
Dani: Awh, I hope you'll find someone to watch it with you. I watched the movie first and it was pretty good too. Of course, the book explains everything a lot more.
Stephanie: thanks for the info!
Paris B: Hehehe. I get what you mean. Every company wants a piece of Alice. Fortunately, my excitement has died down. But rub painful :(
- March 16, 2010 at 2:55 PM
- ning * star said...
wow, haha, is porn :lol:
bra bra bra~ hmm, I've not try La Senza bra yet, but you are tempting me to buy....
how nice u have watched alice in wonderland, I'm really busy these days, hope i can have time to watch soon (T__T)
- March 16, 2010 at 5:13 PM
- Jenn said...
The planet looks painful!! *ouch* You have 6 somemore!! >.< I hope they heal soon!!
ps: i havents watch Alice in Wonderland yet... *shys*
- March 16, 2010 at 5:19 PM
- Connie De Alwis said...
ning*star: Go check them out! Hope you'll get to watch Alice soon :)
Jenn: I hope so too! They're turning yellow. That's a good sign right? You've been busy ma... hehe :)
- March 16, 2010 at 6:50 PM
- ❤ Ee Von said...
alice was ok, not as i expected it to be since there has been so much of hype about it. i was hoping it'll blow me away but naah. i think avatar blew me away more haha. the i like the caterpillar and the cat!! and the "off with the head!" LOL.
the book is amazing!!! it's one of my favourites! the movie was a little disappointing but not too bad, prolly cos i finished reading before watching so kinda had lots of expectation.
wow the bruises look really bad! hope they'll heal soon! i really wanna try paintball-ing, sounds like fun!
- March 16, 2010 at 6:54 PM
- Penelope said...
I love Tim Burton films, and really liked Alice in wonderland. Though you have a good point about the insomniac looking characters. My husband says I remind him of the Mad Hatter. He meant personality-wise but I still can't imagine it to be a compliment!
- March 16, 2010 at 7:56 PM
- Jyoan said...
I haven't watch Alice In Wonderland too. =((( I've waited close to a year for this, the moment I heard wind of it. I've been busy with my final year project. SIGH.
Big congratulations on your exam results!! It's so nice to get A.
And yes, I've only watched the Time Traveller's Wife, have not read it. It's nice! Such a sweet story.
- March 16, 2010 at 8:28 PM
- Jamilla Camel said...
I haven't seen Alice yet, but I have the UD palette ;-)
Great Bra--those bruises look like they need a bit of concealer!
- March 16, 2010 at 8:33 PM
- Connie De Alwis said...
Ee Von: Avatar was amazing! Best movie of 2009! I've learnt to lower down my expectations when it comes to book-based movies. that way I won't feel too disappointed. Ah, the bruises look a lot worse than they actually feel ;) Paintball is quite an experience! You should try it sometime
Penelope: My fave Tim Burton movie is Edward Scissorhands. Watched it recently and still love it. You should ask him which part of the Mad Hatter's personality that is like you. I'd like to know!
- March 16, 2010 at 11:39 PM
- Connie De Alwis said...
Jyoan: I'm sure you'll be able to watch it soon enough. And thanks!
Jamilla: Lucky you! I was very close to getting it but finally decided that I don't need it. In the end I spent the money on Chippendales, which was a lot better! :p I've ever had to conceal any bruises before but I was just considering 'cause I may have a dinner to attend on Thursday
- March 16, 2010 at 11:40 PM
- Sue Lynn said...
I read "The Time Traveler's Wife" when it first came out 3 or so years back, and I thought it was awesome, altho my Literature Prof would probably ask me to write a paper on subliminal pedophile messages LMAO
The movie nice, but nope. It didn't do the books justice - movies rarely do.
Gotta catch Alice, if anything, for Johnny Depp ~_^
Can't understand the Twilight hype tho - never and would never read the books, and I almost nodded off during both movies. Booo...
- March 17, 2010 at 2:35 PM
- gio said...
I haven't watched Alice yet, but I can't wait to see it! Congrats on your exams results! I hope your bruises heal soon.
- March 17, 2010 at 10:55 PM
- Connie De Alwis said...
Sue Lynn: I've always wanted to read the book way before the movie but somehow some other title would attract me more. I get what you mean on the whole pedophile thing! Ah... I bought into the Twilight craze. I admit the writing was rather ghastly and I'd probably never read those books again. Interesting concept though. just not well-executed. Still made into movie wert, which is good cuz I get to oggle at Robert Pattinson :p though I'm more on Team Jacob now
Gio: I'm sure you'll enjoy it! Thanks :)
- March 18, 2010 at 1:12 AM
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'N Sync's album title "No Strings Attached" is a nod to the group's split from their old management, and their 2000 AMAs performance certainly played up the puppet-strings metaphor featured on the album cover. As magical gloves "direct" five aerial artists in back of them, the boy band delivered a tireless performance of "Bye Bye Bye," complete with some of the same choreography as its music video. A dozen years later, we still have fond memories of Justin Timberlake's luscious blonde locks.


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Remember the Universal Translator? Peter Wood, in like manner, provides a useful guide to translating regular English prose into the style of Nobel-prizewinning author Toni Morrison, probably the most frequently assigned writer on US college campuses. The basic rules:
- Misuse common phrases
- Embrace inconsistency
- Omit words to create more forceful expression
- Mix up parts of speech
- Chop in self-conscious micro-sentences
He provides some wonderful examples. For instance, this office memo:
Just to remind you, I will be out of the office Tuesday to meet with our supplier, Acme Explosives. Please finish your work on the 2Q budget and let the account rep know that Mr. Coyote's order will be shipped Thursday.
The reminding can't wait the hurry of it. I explain. I know you know of Tuesday, I and Acme Explosives is soon together meet. You can please work, perhaps, the budget's second quarter, and knowledge the account rep of Mr. Coyote's Thursday shipment.
Wood also reminds us that Morrison is "the undisputed master of wandering verb tenses" and that she "knows how deftly to insert evocative foreign terms."
But it is the anachronistic little details that are Morrison's signature. My favorite occurs late in the book: "Ice-coated starlings clung to branches drooping with snow." This is the 1690s, two centuries before the eccentric bird lover Eugene Schiffelin introduced starlings to the U.S. by releasing sixty of them in Central Park.
Schiffelin had no idea how the birds would proliferate, crowd out native species, and form enormous squawking, twittering, whistling flocks that seem to fill up whole forests. Starlings seem to propagate as fast as clichés and to descend like clouds of effusive blurbs on overpraised books.
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IPOs Focused on Financials
NEW YORK ( TheStreet -- The IPO market is certainly tilted towards online offerings, but some offerings from financials are on the way.
While Yelp (YELP), which compiles online reviews for local businesses, came out of the starting gate strong with a 63.9% return from pricing, the Cayman Island's Home Loan Servicing (HLSS) dropped 1.7%. Three financial sector companies are hoping to launch this week, bringing a focus on real estate and the mortgage market. Last week, Provident Mortgage opted to postpone its deal, highlighting the uncertainty facing financial initial public offerings.
National Mortgage Holdings (NSM) is the largest as it tries to raise $300 million which it can use to make acquisitions. National Mortgage is a residential mortgage servicer that earns fees for taking mortgage payments from borrowers and sending them to the mortgage owners. It is the largest non-bank servicer in the U.S. but it faces competition from banks with much lower costs. It has to follow the guidelines of the government-sponsored enterprises like Fannie Mae (FNMA), and unfortunately, it doesn't get all the government subsidies the GSEs receive.
National Mortgage also has increased costs as a result of no exemptions since it isn't a depository institution and it could also be adversely affected by implementation of Dodd-Frank.That other companies can provide these services with a lower cost structure is what troubles IPO Desktop President Francis Gaskins. He is concerned that investors could get into this IPO thinking that National Mortgage is making millions for holding mortgages. The company did generate a profit of $21 million in 2011, a swing from a year-earlier loss of $10 million, but that was from selling mortgages, not the fee-based business. If National Mortgage has trouble selling mortgages that will affect its profitability. While National Mortgage is dealing with foreclosures and mortgages, Select Income REIT (SIR) is enjoying sunny Hawaii. This REIT gets 68% of its income from Hawaiian property rentals, which reset periodically, and the rents, on average, increase 30%. SIR is a spinoff from Commonwealth REIT (CWH) and the proceeds from the $176 million offering will go to paying back the parent. Commonwealth REIT will still retain 73% of the company. Gaskins said if an investor is looking for income, then SIR would be a good fit; if the investor is looking for gains in the stock, then he should look elsewhere. SIR is expected to make a 7.3% payout and the payments look secure. Gaskins pointed out, however, that the parent Commonwealth has a 9.6% payout.
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no, gravity is what stops it. The weight falling pulls it down, but in order for it to maintain motion under friction, the force of the weight falling would have to be stronger than gravity pulling the opposite side down COMBINED with the friction
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but with no friction and properly set up we can make a device that uses the gravity to start the motion and uses that initial force to start the cycle we can maintain a small rate of acceration therefore the object will remain in motion
#430 to #427 - Fwimble (01/28/2013) [-]
it's impossible on a molecular level, as the negative fields of the electrons orbiting atoms in a substance would form a sort of bumpy pattern, and the repulsion from one part's atoms and the other's would cause a slowing effect still. this would still happen even if the two parts were as smooth as possible.
#475 to #459 - Fwimble (01/28/2013) [-]
which is impossible to achieve without putting more energy into with something like a motor
it's the most fundamental law of physics, man, conservation of energy
you can put energy into something and get more out, it just doesn't work that way
it's the most fundamental law of physics, man, conservation of energy
you can put energy into something and get more out, it just doesn't work that way
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I guess what I am best at is reading and reading comprehension . I have loved books from a young age and have always done well on reading comprehension based tasks. I am also fairly good at staying calm under pressure and remaining positive in difficult situations. In fact tend to perform best under pressure. Finally, I have strong logical reasoning skills which I hope to apply to my pursuit of a law degree.
I see the good qualities in others and I'm good at motivating and encouraging them to continue to follow their dreams. I have empathy for others and I'm able to connect with those around me.
When it comes to what I am best at I would say helping others. I have always had a passion to help people who needed it the most before my own pleasures. Specifically I work best with younger children. Automatically kids are attracted to me so I have learned to embrace that. It has gotten to the point where that is where I am most comfortable at. I even have changed my whole career path to better suit what I am best at. I went from a criminology major to an Early Childhood Education major.
I am good at being patient. I feel that this is a very important skil that you need to have especially when it comes to startig your own organization and helping people because it isnt always going to work out the first time but if you are patient and keep working at the task at hand you will soon become sucessful. I also feel that patience is an important skill to have in what I want to do in life. I want to help people change their financial situations around and that is a hard thing to do with people that are stuck on a routine of spending money in the wrong manner, that isnt beneficial for their future and well being.
Well this question definitively requires a lot of self assessment. I do not believe that I am the best in the world at any one thing but I do believe that I have qualities that God has blessed me with that I have noticed, and some have told me I am great at. In the light of trying to stay humble I do believe I still have a tremendous amount of growing to do and that I hope to always stay open to learn and grow. One of the things people have told me that I excel at more than others is my ability to build relationships and build up others around me. Making new, deep, genuine friends that I have called higher and I myself have been called higher by is something that I believe is a valuable trait. I also have been told that I give good advice, not by the worlds standards but by biblical standards I have been able to obtain wisdom through experience and knowledge of the scriptures in order to help keep my life on a path of righteousness and help others to do the same. So by no means do I believe that I am the best at these things but rather I have grown a lot in these areas and I feel confident that they are gifts/talents from God that I have been able to use for his glory.
What am I best at? I think I am great at smiling and keeping a good upbeat attitude. I also think my view of the world is something I am good at for myself. I think my view is best for me. I have been through some serious and life changing events and just have been through a whole lot of bad in my life and I cannot believe I have turned out so well. I can look around at my siblings who have gone through some of the same things and see that they have lost their zeal for life and are upset and anger at the world and really aren't going anywhere. I look at the world and see things and say "I'm going to make it better!" I'm not quite sure how but I do know where I want to start. I have always been complemented by those who know my story, for always keeping a sunny deposition on life. Despite what I have been through, I still think the world can be made better and that people are inherently great people and that we CAN make a difference.
I love kids and a friendly and inviting smile can win them over. I want to start with the young ones, and make a difference in their lives so they don't lose their sunny deposition on life either.
So what am I best at? I'm best at being me. And who am I?
I am a fighter.
I am a lover of life.
I am a life changer (one day if not already)
I am happy
I am optimistic
I am a believer, that things will get better
I am strong.
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I'm not sure what I'm "best" at because I haven't explored all that there is to explore in the world. However, I've tried quite a lot and can say that I excel in some areas more than others. I believe I'm an exceptionally strong communicator. My teachers have always encouraged my writing and I've worked hard to improve it at every opportunity that arises. I'm able to represent myself well when I speak, write, gesture, etc. On the other side of things, I'm able to "read" others and their written works very well. I already know I'm going to write books that I intend to use to inspire and help others better navigate their lives.
As an undergraduate I study Sociology and English. Each of these fields has brought me profound awareness of the many systems and beliefs that exist in our social world. There are so many cultures, philosophies and values in our world. I want to understand as many as I can, so that I can be the greatest communicator that I can become. This is very important, because a truly great communicator must have a deep understanding of his/her audience. The understanding I currently hold dear allows me to reach out and engage with many people, which further allows me to increase my understanding of others and the things they need to lead richer, more fulfilling and meaningful lives. I believe that may be my purpose.
I'm a strong communicator working towards greatness. I want to help people lead lives of great quality. I'm studying and practicing so that I can fulfill this goal and my purpose.
To think of just one expertise is quite difficult. There are so many things one can be good at if they keep in mind that nothing in this world is impossible. That is how I am. I am the type of individual that can easily adapt and catch on fast to any project, talent, and job. For example, when asked around the age of six what I wanted to be when I grow up, there was never a direct answer since I knew I was good at so many things. Overall, my talents of organizing (no matter what it is… events, employee confidential files, etc), and planning seem to amaze myself as I age. Seeing the final outcome of a project concurred makes me feel as if I'm unstoppable. However, I do love to sit and listen to others when in need of help. Putting yourself in ones shoes trying to understand their feelings and why they do certain things or act a certain way in life can help solve problems faster than normal in working environments. I believe Human Resource Management for any type of company (since I am can easily adjust) or Healthcare Administration is right for me at this time in life. But this will only be a start for the many things I will learn and thrive on along the way. Therefore, I will never take no for an answer as I progress through life and many obstacles I will face, especially career wise.
I am best at organizing and encouraging people as well as communicating with others. I strive to be as patient and understanding with others as I would like them to be with me. I really enjoy people and getting to know them. I believe communication is key between people and when we truly sit down and listen to each other so much can be accomplished.
What am I best at? This is really a tough question. I would say that I am best at critically thinking about how to impact the lives of people in my community. Growing up education was a major part of my life. During Lara Galinsky's speech I really asked myself what my obligation was. It did not take long for me to determine what it was. Growing up, my grandfather would always tell me "Kenbe fo pitit mwen" (hold strong my child) As the first born, and the first to go to college and my brother following shortly after, these words not only motivated me but they soon served as my purpose and obligation. Throughout my college career I would hear the echoes of my grandfathers voice "Kenbe fo pitit mwen" These words have turned me into the woman that I am today. I want to impact the lives of children in my community. Raised by immigrant parents, the odds were against me, where many in my community made it to high school, but few made it to college. I have been fortunate enough to be one of the few to make it to college. I want to make my parents sacrifice worth it and not go to waste. Both my purpose and my obligation has shaped what I feel I am good at. Being able to change the lives of at risk children is more than I could ask for, that would truly give me a sense of accomplishment.
I'm best at spreading a contagious attitude. Whether I am in a bad mood or bubbly and effervescent, my moods are contagious. I could use this to spread an idea about an organization or share passion and ignite the same spark in others. I'm also really great at doing research and am very thorough so that when I speak to people I know what I'm talking about and how to defend myself and my beliefs 100 percent. That could always come in handy with nonprofits or social ventures trying to figure out their markets and what an issue is composed of.
I am best at being helpful to others and inspiring through the game of basketball. Out of all the things that I do well this is the one that also means the most to me. I make a conscious effort to be there for the people that mean alot to me. Also, being able to inspire little kids that look up to me and want to be like me. Being a student-athlete brings responsibility to be a good role model for the kids that come to watch us play every game. Therefore, I try to help them strive for what they want to achieve out of life. They look up to me because of basketball so I make sure I talk with them to tell them to stay on track,get good grades and continue to keep their selves in position to play basketball in the future. I always make sure to remind them that they can be what ever they put their minds to, and follow their dreams. So making a big impact on little kids lives and helping others is what I'm best at.
One of my best qualities includes helping people. I have always had a passion in helping people. As I grew older I realized that I have a great compassion for children. This is how I determined that whatever field I choose to work in I would like to help children in whatever way that I can. I decided that I wanted to become a neonatologist because they help children who are in dire need at a very critical point in their life.
I think that I am best at interacting with others. I enjoy listening to people's individual experiences and thoughts because I recognize their lived experiences and cultural connections helped form them as individuals and members of groups. I consider myself to be an empathic person as well as someone who likes harmonious situations and relationships, but I have no problem (and at times enjoy) dealing with authority and difficult situations especially if they affect important people in my life and others who need help.
I am best at helping to contribute to my parents' and siblings well-being. I like to take care of tasks that they may not be able to complete and teach them methods so that their work can become easier.
I consider myself a strong achiever who is always striving to be a better individual.
I am best at helping others. When i see someone in need, i feel a need to help them whether that is giving them something to eat, or donating clothing, I love to give. When i don't have to give i feel bad that I can't help them. I just want to discover new ways to help people in an innovative, and sustainable way.
I am the idea machine. If you have a problem, my dream is to concoct a solution that exceeds every expectation you have. From marketing and advertising to design and function, I look at all angles with thorough company and competitor research to produce a robust direction for your project. My passion for innovation has led me to facilitate over 2000 blindfolded icebreakers between over 4000 participants from all walks of life. As part of a social sustainability project titled Pick Your New Opportunities (pickyournos.com), these sightless icebreakers promote understanding, inspiration and curiosity while producing a fantastic way for people to network. I love this community and look forward to working with Echoinggreen on many successful future endeavors.
I believe there are three main things that I am good at: public speaking, directions (location awareness?), and recall, but let me explain in more detail.
My number one quality would definitely have to be public speaking. For as long as I can remember I have loved being up in front of people. Not the attention-grabber type of person but literally on stage having all different types of personality. This may have started when I was younger and my obsession of quoting every movie I watched in the closest representation of the character as possible. By high school, I had decided to to take drama classes, but due to IB requirements I could not continue these in my third and fourth years. By then I loved group presentations. Whereas some would rather write a paper, I would have much rather gotten up in front of the class to present for a grade. I realized this will be quite long if I continue with my style of writing so I will cut this short but essentially, from high school onward I simply loved giving public speaking. On multiple occasions I have given impromptu speeches, and my best utilization of this skill is in joining an organization on campus that gives the official campus tours for our university, the Florida Cicerones.
My second most recognizable skill is directions and location awareness, and I am not quite sure if those are even the correct words to use in explaining. Essentially, I have always been good at remembering how to get places simply by walking, biking, or driving there once. In the 3rd grade I had moved to a new house and on my first day, my grandma had picked me up from school, she had gotten lost but I remember the streets I had taken to get to school. She of course thought I was joking since I was only 8, but after her few failed attempts, she finally gave in and we made it home successfully. Besides just directions, I am usually good at finding my way around simply by picturing my location in a birds-eye style in my mind. I picture everything almost in a grid system. If I am on one street and need to get to one x-miles away, I am good as keeping track if I am going north, east, south, or west and how to weave my way around to my desired location.
Lastly, I would say that I am pretty good at recall. I definitely do not have the amazing quality of perfect photographic memory, but once I read things I tend to remember them, and where I read it. When I need to find information, I can usually place it in a specific chapter/section, whether it was on the left or right page, and whether it was on the top, in the middle, or on the bottom of the page.I also divide each individual page into left or right. For example, I may remember that the information I need is in Ch. 3, its on a left-side page, at the bottom and towards the right.
Although I recognize these traits I have no idea how to combine them! My favorite is definitely public speaking so my goal is to at least pursue a field that allows me to utilize this attribute of myself
Many people do not take the time to think about what they are good at- what their strengths are in order to identify what they can be successful with. I feel like the things that we are good at help us understand who we are and we can can contribute to the world as a person. The reason for this is becasuse many people have different points of view regarding what defines a person. Some people merely refer to the ability to learn and grow but in my opinion, it goes way beyond that. A person is defined by what they can contribute, either in large scale or small scale, to their community and eventually to the entire world this is what I think I am best at- helping others overome obstacles and make them believe that they can overcome anything they set their mind to.
There are some people that accomplish great things given that they are at the right place at the right time. On the other hand, some people accomplish things to a smaller degree but when measured on a continuum, the impact of their accomplishment can ultimately affect a larger number of people. Being a determined and ambitious individual were the qualities that drove and inspired me to overcome the obstacles that were presented to me from a young age and seeing that it was possible makes me want to show others that this is possible as well.
I enjoy volunteering. I feel like thoguh volunteering I can give back to my community "just because". I feel like the fact that a person wants to give back just because they genuinely just want the best for others is a beautiful and self-less act. It makes me feel good to know that I can do good things for others. I enjpy it so much that I feel I can do my best at it. It doesn'y end when I leave the volunteering center. It is something that I take home with me and enters my personal life as well.
My sole talent is people. I am best at dealing with people, especially talking with them. I listen well and I believe I have a talent for giving advice in the way people need to hear it, unique to them. I am very good at empathizing. I plan to take these skills and utilize them as a therapist.
I am good in planning..
Before I grew up i could not know well about it but i think i loved it. I kept thinking about and sometimes tried practicing it. I realized that I was good in planning.
What I have kept learning is making it more participatory rather than commanding. So I use team leading as my local career though am not employed but a college student. I am planning for development hence…..Financial management, Accounting, Research, Entrepreneurship, Coordination, Monitoring and Evaluation areas am good at.
All in all but I am good at any occupation where I can get working while learning and working in cooperation, the work that I love most.
giving my all to any given purpose. working hard. inspiring others. loving unconditionally.
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why is the blazer not shifting into 4-wheel drive?
When the button on the Blazer is switched from, 2-wheel drive to 4-wheel, the transfer case is not shifting. why? Do u thiunk it is the switch, in the Transfer Case its self, or something else could be causing it?
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It could be any of these. I found a forum for you that walks somebody through diagnosing it. Hopefully this will help! http://www.carjunky.com/messageboard/data/1099.html
old body s-10 almost allwaya a bad switch or pluged vacc.line
It depends... are you letting off the gas when you shift into 4-wheel? Because thats the problem I've always had... I forget to let off the gas.
There is a vacuum line that runs from underneath the blazer that likes to come undone. It has happened to me, if that is the problem you just need to trace it back to under the hood and rehook the vacuum line
sounds like a bad acuwater,locaded under battery tray,is a round plunger like deal has a rubber diaphram.replace this your 4x4 should work 40 bucks at chevy dealer.
this propblem can be caused by 1 the encoder motor/transfercase motor 2 the transfercase switch 3 vaccum actuator under battery tray 4 broken cable from actuator to front diff. now we know the possible problems lets check them individualy fist the encoder motor when your in nutral and press the 4hi button does it flash and just never go in? can you hear an electric motor? after you press 4hi get undernieth the blazer and check if you can turn the front drive shaft by hand? in not this is a good thing and means your transfercase is locked in four wheel drive. if you can turn the drive shaft by hand i would replace the encodermotor (any where from 130$-150$ at a parts store and you do the work your self second is testing the vaccum lines after your transfer case is locked there is one line going from the back of the plenium to the switch on top of the transfercase when the engine is running it should have vaccum when you put it in 4hi it switches the switch and provides vaccum to the front actuator under the batery tray (this is the hose i think one of the privious posters talked about) make sure there is vaccum to the hose when in four wheel drive and if there is no vaccum i would replace the vaccum switch (10$-20$ at parts store and you do the work your self) if there is vaccum then you need to test the actuator it self you should be able to see it move when 4wheel drive is turnd on and off if it dont move the diphram could be tore and if it does move then very very very unliky your cable from the actuator to the front differntial is broken and i dont know what would be wrong hope this helps let us know when/if you fix it *the picture is of the actuator under the tray
rock it back and forth in drive and reverse and the light should go out.
under the baterry ( you also have to remove the battery box) there is a vaccum pod which shifts the transfer case from 2 wheel to 4 wheel check to see if its bad
I just fixed this problem on my 2000 blazer. It was the 4 wheel drive solinoid Napa part # 600-2296. I didn't buy it at Napa. I found one in the Salvage yard for $15.00. My was located in the middle of the firewall. It actuates the actuator under the battery. I found this problem by reading the posts on this site. Saved me a lot of money and I appreciate it. THANKS
In some cases UT would be the vacuum actuator located on top of the transfer case, it could be a 3 prong or a 2 prong that has vaccine lines going to it, it gets clogged and won't engage
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Many people are disturbed on how to make girls like you. Young men who are still trying to define themselves fancy the idea of girls liking them. Girls are the same and yet very different How would you experience…
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A tip on how to make girls like you is by being noticed. This does not mean you let your guard down. It is not about just being noticed but rather being noticed for awesome reasons. You do not want to be noticed by girls due to your dramas. This will earn you that jerk label and once you have it, well that is just it. Attention comes your way as well as gossip, ugly gossip. Do the right things to be noticed. Have your own life away from drama. Spice your life by not being that attention seeker. Let your life continue as normal as possible so that you do not seem needy or desperate.
Please look good! This is emphasized too many times to forget it. Others still do forget. This tip on how to make girls like you goes a long way. Maintain your personal hygiene as well as your house. Keep your house tidy, clean and fresh. You do not want them to stop over and find your house is terribly stuffy and dirty…Maintain cleanliness with your hair, nails, oral and clothing. Clean and good-looking men always fascinate girls. Use that as your guide on how to make girls like you. You can engage in workout activities. Keep in shape so that you have that adorable and attractive body.
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HBO premiered the third season of Big Love at the Arclight Theater in LA last night, and apparently, Chloe Sevigny thought Rome was coming back because she toga'd that shit up. Nice? In the meantime, I included pics of the other "wives" (Ginnifer Goodwin and Jeanne Tripplehorn) along with Amanda Seyfried just for the hell of it. That said, I'm not endorsing polygamy, but if you want to test it out in my hot tub, I do endorse religious exploration. And bubble fights.
Chloe Sevigny is either the hot one or the ugly one, internal struggle ensues
yeah, she's hot here, I'll give her that.
The ugly hot one
The ugly hot one
Seyfried FTW
(Goodwin has a gross side profile)
Ugly one or hot one…doesn't matter, she's the one that sucks and swallows and does it on camera. Wonder how many "rehearsals" they had….
Who is she?
Gotta love them Morms. Three time MILFs by the age of 20.
Jeanne Tripplehorn is the ugly one. No doubt.
#4. Where is goodwin's side profile groos what picture please? I am not seeing this.
As long as no one is being hurt there is nothing wrong with polygamy. For me the exclusivity of my marriage and the fact that only one person on earth makes me feel this way and is my best friend is what MAKES my marriage. For other people it's about the more the merrier and the love and specialness grows with more people. Personally I like celebrating Christmas with just my spouse because people annoy me, other people love to spend Christmas with buttloads of relatives. Whatever floats your boat. Kids need a lot of support )we have no interest in having kids so again no worries) but I for one would probably have liked to have several parents to be there and be supportive rather than two strung out parent who were never around (it takes a village to raise a child).
Also so many people struggle with monogamy (for us it's not an issue because we hate people and are very introverted and only like each other), but most people can't be tied down to one person and are probably (even though they won't admit it) more suited to polyamorous lovin'.
Anyway that's how I see it, it's not a funny comment, just my thoughts, and I don't care if people take issue with them, to each their own.
Now that I think of it, maybe the Mormons are on to something…
Instead of the same nagging bag your whole life, they get a nice break every couple days. Maybe I should try it
Watch "The Brown Bunny".
That is all.
blonde hair = ugly
The blonde daughter.
They all look inbred. But maybe that's the point.
Giniffer Goodwin looks like a sexy little monkey.
Chloe is one ugly skank. That huge mole on her nipple just completes the total fugly package.
She is the hot one… tonight. Sometimes people have a good night, like you go out with friends and the prettiest girl looks like shit and the ugly one just looks the best they've ever looked. It happens.
I have two cousins(sisters) and one is gorgeous, the other is pretty at best(that was the consensus). However the pretty one looked amazing in pics (her nose was less visible and didn't look huge and so on) and the pretty one who had a rounder face didn't photgraph well at all (but in person was just stunning, the camera just didn't do her justice). Anyway it was funny because based on pictures the ho hum girl thought she was a goddess and behaved accordingly (too bad she couldn't see herself in person) and would send all the family email after e-mail filled with pictures of herself and loved getting her picture taken and was that annoying person who always had a camera and insisted on photos being taken of every single minor even in her or anyone's life.
Like they say, every dog has their day…
…and every cat looks like shit sometimes.
hey hooha, please limit your comments to 100 characters or less.
no one cares!
However the plain one looked amazing in pics (her nose was less visible and didn't look huge and so on) and the gorgeous one who had a rounder face didn't photgraph well at all (but in person was just stunning, the camera just didn't do her justice).
#9 – In real life polygamy eventually extends to pedophilia. Just like "Big Love" had the courage to show in one subplot. So spare me the gutless "to each his own".
goes for you too booooooooobies.
Awe hooked on phonics didn't work for #18. That's okay you can look at the pretty pictures.
Chloe is a man. That is why you are confused, men always get a little confused around trannies. Don't feel bad.
Chloe isn't bad looking, she just can't dress for shit. And obviously Jeanne Tripplehorn caught it from her. That is hands-down the BUTT-ugliest draped tablecloth I've ever seen. Must be from the "Loving Yet Untalented Hands At Home LDS Collection".
She holds a striking resemblance to Mr. Man from one of the Scary Movie series.
Chloe is a classic butter-face, her bod is slaming
Big Love is exactly like when black guys date the inevitably fat and unattractive bleached blond white girls. Sure, the main character has 3 wives, but he's yet to snag a hot one. It's like he never learned how to ditch a skank after a night of drunken pigging.
" 5. somebastardincolorado – January 15, 2009 2:16 PM
Ugly one or hot one…doesn't matter, she's the one that sucks and swallows and does it on camera. Wonder how many "rehearsals" they had…."
That's pretty much what I was going to say.
I don't know why we're supposed to pretend this chick isn't just a porn actress like any other. You suck a cock and swallow the jizz on camera for an "art movie", it's not a morally superior position than Jenna Jamison doing it.
She's trash, there's no other way to put it.
I got nothing…..
#20. Not in all cases many polygamist groups hate pedophilia and are 100 % against it. Are you an expert? Do you have knowledge of every single polygamous society or do you just get your knowledge from television shows? Pedophilia is a repulsiove crime and religious cults are dangerous however pedophilia happens constantly in homes that aren't polygamous. What about when women have several husbands what is your knowledge of that lifestyle and it's dangers? So you think marriage to one person is working out well, because marriages are full of physical abuse, violence and sexual and verbal abuse and they last ever so long and seem to really make peopel feel awesome and don't at all constantly damge the children that result from those marriages.
Pedophilia is the same excuse people use regarding gay couples.
I will forever remember her for sucking that Gallo wacko's dick on film.
Let's not forget, when deciding which of Bill's wives are the hottest, that Chloe graced us with a cinema-verite BJ in "The Brown Bunny".
Also. if you'd like to see a hilarious video about the GUY WHO GOT TRAMPLED TO DEATH AT WALMART, check it out only at Digital Funtown:
In all seriousness I thought Chloe was ugly. But then I realized that she looks just like my lawyer. Now I fantasize about fucking Chloe much like my lawyer has been fucking me all these years and I get hard as a rock. I even masturbate while watching her blow job scene she did in that movie from a few years back.
So yeah, she looks good to me tonight. As an actress you HAVE to respect her for giving a BJ on film, so I am giving her two thumbs up.
#9 You're a complete idiot. You're assuming everyone enters into a polygamous union without coercion of any kind. Your tax dollars are currently supporting – through welfare and food stamps – a lot of cheats who have multiple wives and litters of kids by those wives. How entitled is that?
If you think it's just the equivalent of choosing to socialize over the holidays, ask a 15 year old girl how she feels being told she's going to be the 6th wife of a 65 year old man. If you were part of that setup, then what you think "personally" wouldn't matter a damn, you'd have to do what you were told by your husband or father, or be barred from all further connection with everyone in your family, and have to fend for yourself – so that means having kids whether you want to or not.
It's easy to be smug, stupid and complacent when you're married to someone you want to be married to, and you have reproductive autonomy.
watch and open your minds
click my name for the fast waty to the link of an interview with a polygamist family, you can watch the whole show that interviews and examins polygamy.
P.S. I have one spouse and would not want any other, but that doesn't close my mind to other choices.
butterface – nice legs though, i'd still hit it
@ 32 sweet vid dude. i always wondered whut happnd wiht that dude who got run over by ppl at walmart
#35. you are the biggest idiot on the planet, you are talking about ONE typew of polygamist lifestyle. Watch the links I provided and use your brain, the whole show is available there and you can see the distinction between the horrific extreme you are talking about and other peoples lifestyle choices. Do you know anything about cultures where women have several husbands? You prove your closed mindedness by assuming I am from the U.S. this is the world wide web open your mind. The polygamist society on the show that lisa ling visits is a society where everyone lives in a MANSION they are very wealthy and are not on welfare. Fucking shelterd little child.
She's pretty… pretty fucking slutty for deepthroating and swallowing in a Hollywood film.
watch EVERY video it is a long show and you get the full spectrum of polygamy. There are many kinds of polygamist families, some are absolutely horrrific, some aren't. Most people have a narrow stereotypical view of polygamy.
Is it just me, or does the one group shot actually look like an exhibit in a wax museum….. especially the middle two?
keep away from hot lights….
she looks like a post op tranny. plus he's basically a whore as she sucked sperm on camera.
This is the begining of the video that examins all the types of polygamy. Educate yourself before judging.
ha, look how gay you guys are arguing about polygamy on the superficial. seriously, is this really the place? how about comments on this chicks bull dog face and the fact she may/may not have a ball sack. Thanks for coming by.
#45 Perople argue all the time here about politics and religion, this is the place for whatever people want and of course for the joy of trashing famous loosers and judging peoples looks.
First one is plain, 2nd is also plain and is wearing black hose with a white dress, EWWWW!
Third one is pretty hot looking, has awesome shoes — even if they're black with a blue dress. If you don't have blue shoes, wear silver with blue. Those shoes would be awesome in silver too.
It's not really fair to compare the last one to the others, because of the age difference, but come on, she's not so old that she has to wear a bedsheet.
Chloe is very attractive, and so are Jeanne and Ginnifer. But Sweet Jesus, Amanda Seyfried is beautiful. That moment when she's singing 'Honey, Honey' with the Mediterranean sparkling behind her… it makes me feel unworthy of living in the same world.
A lawyer? I'm jealous!
#39 Since BIG LOVE is about LDS polygamy in Utah and not polygamy elsewhere what makes you think I'm talking about other societies? And I know about polyandry, which also isn't relevant here. And because you're completely brain dead, let me point out that I wasn't talking about you or even to you, so unless you're also hooha #9 ( proving you don't have the balls to stand behind your last sentence) I obviously wasn't making any assumptions about you nor where you live in my post – shockingly, not everything is about you. And since you posted after me, obviously I'm not talking about your stupid video link.
If you want to assume that your whitewashed Oprah/Ling interview is the whole and complete story, just keep that comforting thought. There are enough people out there who've been on a receiving end of a different type of treatment, primarily in fundamentalist LDS sects, and now speak out about it to offset your puerile offerings. Talk about sheltered – do you sincerely think all LDS polygamists are wealthy and live in mansions, that no one takes on more wives or has more children than they can afford? Welfare fraud is a major dirty little not-so-secret issue in Utah. Grow the fuck up – and try not become an apologist for Warren Jeffs when you do.


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"If proper usage gets in the way, it may have to go," Leonard wrote in The New York Times in 2001. "I can't allow what we learned in English composition to disrupt the sound and rhythm of the narrative. It's my attempt to remain invisible …"
In dozens of crime novels, Leonard immersed readers in a sea of urban sleaze that was simultaneously brutal and funny, dark and light. Frequently set in Detroit or South Florida, his stories showcased Leonard's love for down-and-out characters and his flair for pitch-perfect dialogue. A line from his novel "Be Cool" makes its point in typical Leonard style: "'Chili Palmer's a talker,'" Nick said. "'That's what he does, he talks. You should've hit him in the mouth.'"
Leonard, a bearded, slightly built man who looked a little like everyone's favorite English professor, wrote such novels as "Glitz" and "Get Shorty," both of which were turned into popular movies. He started his career with a string of Westerns, some penned in early morning writing sessions before his day job as an advertising copywriter in Detroit.
In Hollywood, most of his novels were optioned or bought for films.
"You have to put him up there with the greats, like Jim Thompson and James M. Cain," screenwriter Robert Towne told the Los Angeles Times in 1995. "His stories have an economy of language that gives his dramatic situations an incredible sense of ballast and gravity."
Director William Friedkin went even further, saying in the same article: "Nobody who writes crime fiction is even in the same league with him."
Leonard was newly married when he launched his literary career in 1951, moonlighting as a writer of Western short stories for the then-thriving pulp magazine market.
His first Western novel, "The Bounty Hunters," was published in 1953. Four more of his Western novels were published over the next eight years, while two of his short stories were being turned into movies — "The Tall T," starring Randolph Scott; and "3:10 to Yuma," starring Glenn Ford (and remade in 2007 with Russell Crowe).
After the market for Westerns dried up in the 1960s, Leonard switched to writing contemporary crime novels, the literary genre that made him a worldwide critical favorite and earned him fans ranging from Nobel laureate Saul Bellow to President George W. Bush to director Quentin Tarantino.
Beginning with "The Big Bounce" in 1969, Leonard turned out a string of crime novels, including "Mr. Majestyk," "Swag," "Gold Coast," "Split Images" and "Stick." His 1983 novel "La Brava" earned him an Edgar Allan Poe Award from the Mystery Writers of America.
But it wasn't until "Glitz," his 1985 novel about a psychopathic ex-con who wants revenge on the Miami Beach cop who put him behind bars, that Leonard cracked the prestigious New York Times best-seller list.
Time magazine dubbed the then-59-year-old author "The Dickens of Detroit," an unabashedly alliterative accolade that the self-effacing Leonard once wryly dismissed by asking, "Do you think if I lived in Buffalo, I'd be Dickens?"
"When I first hit The New York Times best-seller list in 1985 with 'Glitz,' I was worried about the pressure," he told the South Florida Sun-Sentinel in 2004. "I thought, 'Oh, my God, I've got to do it again.' Then I thought, 'I've written 20 books already. I'll just continue to do what I've always done.' So I didn't have to worry about that anymore."
On why his novels sold so well, Leonard simply would say: "I leave out the parts that people skip."
Despite the popularity of his novels among filmmakers, Leonard was seldom pleased with the results.
He often recalled going to a theater in Manhattan to see "The Big Bounce," the 1969 crime drama starring Ryan O'Neal as a maverick Vietnam vet: "About 15 minutes or so into it, the woman sitting in front of me turned to her husband and said, 'This is the worst picture I ever saw.' I agreed wholeheartedly and all three of us got up and left." (Neither did Leonard find kind words to say about the 2004 remake.)
Leonard had a change of heart about Hollywood with "Get Shorty," the hit 1995 film adapted from his acerbic novel about Miami loan shark Chili Palmer (John Travolta), who arrives in Hollywood to collect a gambling debt and winds up becoming a movie producer. The film, directed by Barry Sonnenfeld and written by Scott Frank, "had my sound. I could hear my characters on the screen," Leonard said.


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text: Bahrain Practice 1: Massa and Alonso set the early pace 19 April, 2013 Felipe Massa topped the timing sheets at the end of FP1 in Bahrain Felipe Massa has won the Bahrain Grand Prix on two occasions – 2007 and 2008 – and started his weekend at Sakhir in the best way possible, by setting the fastest time in free practice one, ahead of Ferrari teammate Fernando Alonso and best of the rest Nico Rosberg in the Mercedes. Ferrari have in fact been victorious on the island Kingdom four times since the first race in 2004, more than any other team and Alonso famously won his first ever race as a Ferrari driver at the venue back in 2010. On Friday, at the end of the first ninety minutes on a very green track, Massa's best of 1:34.487 was a mere 0.077 better than Shanghai winner Alonso. The top six were separated by just over a half a second, while the top ten were covered by a second – it is still very tight at the top. Nico Rosberg was third quickest Behind Rosberg was last year's winner Sebastian Vettel in fourth at the wheel of the Red Bull and best of the Renault powered brigade, his teammate Mark Webber was seventh. Force India continued to impress and are clearly the in form midfield squad, with Paul di Resta and Adrian Sutil fifth and eighth respectively. McLaren will be buoyed by the early pace shown by Jenson Button in the under-performing MP4-28, but his teammate Sergio Perez could only manage the 11th best time, which half a second shy of Button's best. The Lotus pair, particularly Kimi Raikkonen, were down the order with the Finn ninth on the timing sheets, ahead of Romain Grosjean with the tenth best time. Heikki Kovalainen back in a F1 car Lewis Hamilton was also lower on the timing screens than expected, although Mercedes appeared to have him on long run duties. He ended the session 13th. Heikki Kovalainen was back in the cockpit for Caterham on his first day as their 'new' reserve driver, and no doubt rusty since he last drove an F1 car at the Brazilian GP last November. He finished the session 20th, with teammate Charles Pic in 19th. Giedo van der Garde sat out the session. Jules Bianchi sat out the session as Marussia gave Rodolfo Gonazalez a run in FP1. He was slowest of all. Friday Free Practice 1 Result, Bahrain International Circuit – Friday, 19 April 2013 Pos No Driver Team Time Gap Laps 1 4 Felipe Massa Ferrari 1:34.487 11 2 3 Fernando Alonso Ferrari 1:34.564 0.077 19 3 9 Nico Rosberg Mercedes 1:34.621 0.134 22 4 1 Sebastian Vettel Red Bull Racing-Renault 1:34.790 0.303 20 5 14 Paul di Resta Force India-Mercedes 1:34.949 0.462 17 6 5 Jenson Button McLaren-Mercedes 1:35.069 0.582 22 7 2 Mark Webber Red Bull Racing-Renault 1:35.101 0.614 19 8 15 Adrian Sutil Force India-Mercedes 1:35.119 0.632 19 9 7 Kimi Räikkönen Lotus-Renault 1:35.345 0.858 17 10 8 Romain Grosjean Lotus-Renault 1:35.611 1.124 14 11 6 Sergio Perez McLaren-Mercedes 1:35.640 1.153 23 12 17 Valtteri Bottas Williams-Renault 1:35.783 1.296 16 13 10 Lewis Hamilton Mercedes 1:35.792 1.305 16 14 18 Jean-Eric Vergne STR-Ferrari 1:36.014 1.527 19 15 19 Daniel Ricciardo STR-Ferrari 1:36.485 1.998 20 16 16 Pastor Maldonado Williams-Renault 1:36.498 2.011 17 17 11 Nico Hulkenberg Sauber-Ferrari 1:36.755 2.268 20 18 12 Esteban Gutierrez Sauber-Ferrari 1:37.214 2.727 21 19 20 Charles Pic Caterham-Renault 1:37.850 3.363 20 20 21 Heikki Kovalainen Caterham-Renault 1:38.401 3.914 20 21 23 Max Chilton Marussia-Cosworth 1:39.445 4.958 12 22 22 Rodolfo Gonzalez Marussia-Cosworth 1:40.215 5.728 7 Tweet Related NewsQatar GP needs permission to happen from BahrainBahrain jails five for plotting to bomb 2013 F1 raceAlonso denies sarcastic victory salute for Bahrain ninth placeRosberg to clear air with Hamilton over on track limits before Chinese Grand PrixMarko claims Bahrain was only great because of Safety CarPhotos: Bahrain Grand Prix race day in SakhirMercedes secret is in the ingenious packaging of the V6 turbo Power UnitLowe: It was not team orders, I just wanted to remind them to give each other spaceMallya: A long time coming, but it's very satisfying to see Force India back on the podiumCritics of new era Formula 1 look stupid after Bahrain delivers action packed bonanza


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