Wednesday, October 28, 2009

LETS GO PHILLY!!

So i've been away from sports for a LONG TIME.. but for some darn reason.. i am hooked onto this world series crap...

anyways, Cliff Lee is my hero!!!





Tuesday, October 27, 2009

Sunday, October 25, 2009

Exploratorium Day!






Today was a great day!!

Had a good time at the Exploratorium with Craig and my little boo-boo god son Ellijah!!!

here are some pictures from this even.

Friday, October 23, 2009

My Father

I was already the kid without a father and now i dont want to be the one who never got to know him.... hoping my dad the best recovery in health and lifestyle.

Tuesday, October 20, 2009

Details in the Fabric

Calm down, deep breaths
And get yourself dressed
Instead of running around
And pulling on your threads
And breaking yourself up

If it's a broken part, replace it
If it's a broken arm, then brace it
If it's a broken heart, then face it

And hold your own, know your name
And go your own way.
Hold your own, know your name
And go your own way.
And everything, will be fine.

Hang on, help is on the way
And stay strong, I'm doing everything

Hold your own, know your name
And go your own way.
Hold your own, know your name
And go your own way.
And everything,
Everything will be fine
Everything...

All the details in the fabric
All the things that make you panic
All your thoughts, results of static cling
All the things that make you blow
Ain't no reason, go on and scream
If you're shocked,
It's just the fault of faulty manufacturing
Everything, will be fine
Everything, in time
Everything...

Hold your own, know your name
And go your own way.
Hold your own,
(all the details in the fabric)
Know your name
(all the things that make you panic)
And go your own way
(all your thoughts, results of static cling)

Hold your own,
(all the details in the fabric)
Know your name
(all the things that make you panic)
And go your own way
(is it mother nature's sewing machine?)

Hold your own,
(all the things that make you blow)
Know your name
(ain't no reason, go on and scream)
And go your own way.
(if you're shocked, it's just the fault of faulty manufacturing)

Everything, will be fine
Everything, in no time at all
Hearts will hold...

How to make a person feel small

You are only one person and not many.

when someone tells you one thing and another wants to control another thing and those two are not communicating, it really sucks especially when you are the middle man in everything.

again, here at work... another way that my work has made me feel depressed.

Right now i feel so small in this world when i go to work. I know my stuff but feels like I dont know what is going on just do to the fact that there is a lack of communication around me. When i should be in the loop for things, I am not. When other reviews things that I produce, its a review for a reason, not to point fingers at the source for not catching the mistake.

again, I am only one person with many moving parts around me.

I feel keep my chin up today and hopefully get through today with a smile instead of feeling stressed or depressed over stupid things.

Monday, October 19, 2009

Again

Just logging on do to the fact that I can't sleep. This sucks.
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ARABADRENGURINN

Mig dreymir oft um drenginn minn fríða
og þá er lífið ljúft í nálægð hans
hann hefur stækkað, því árin þau líða
ég elska hann

Monday

Its wet here and im at work...

i really do not have that much to say.

anyways..

here are my N-E-ways:
If you live or visit Pittsburg CA, please support local businesses. One in particular is the Steeltown Coffee.. they are one awesome place in Pittsburg and hopefully will change the way Pittsburg CA should be. Wouldnt it be cool if people were at home or from a different city and said.. "huh.. where should we eat at?" "how about  Pittsburg?"

support you local businesses!!

http://www.steeltowncoffee.com/Steeltown_Coffee/home.html

Try the frozen Green Tea.. it is awesome!

Friday, October 16, 2009

Interracial couple in Louisiana denied marriage license


NEW ORLEANS, Louisiana (CNN) -- Civil rights advocates in eastern Louisiana are calling for a justice of the peace of Tangipahoa Parish to resign after he refused to issue a marriage license to an interracial couple.
Terence McKay claims a justice of the peace refused to give him and his white girlfriend a marriage license.

Terence McKay claims a justice of the peace refused to give him and his white girlfriend a marriage license.

"He's an elected public official and one of his duties is to marry people. He doesn't have the right to say he doesn't believe in it," Patricia Morris, president of the NAACP branch of Tangipahoa Parish, located near the Mississippi line, said Thursday.

"If he doesn't do what his position calls for him to do, he should resign from that position."

The demands for Keith Bardwell, justice of the peace for Tangipahoa Parish's 8th Ward, to step down came after he wouldn't issue a marriage license to Beth Humphrey, 30, and her boyfriend, Terence McKay, 32, both of Hammond.

"I was just really shocked, because he's an elected official," Humphrey said. Video Watch Terence McKay react to the denial of a marriage license »

Bardwell didn't immediately return calls from CNN on Thursday.

However, Bardwell told Hammond's Daily Star newspaper that he was concerned for the children who might be born of the relationship and that, in his experience, most interracial marriages don't last.
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"I'm not a racist," Bardwell told the newspaper. "I do ceremonies for black couples right here in my house. My main concern is for the children."

Bardwell, stressing that he couldn't personally endorse the marriage, said his wife referred the couple to another justice of the peace.

The bride says the case boils down to discrimination.

Humphrey told CNN that she called Bardwell on October 6 to ask about getting a marriage license, and was asked by his wife whether it would be an interracial marriage. Humphrey said she was told that Bardwell does not sign off on interracial marriages.

She said the couple -- who received their marriage license October 9 from another justice of the peace in the same parish -- have reached out to an attorney to determine their next step.

"We would like him to resign," she said. "He doesn't believe he's being racist, but it is racist."
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Morris told CNN that her NAACP chapter has forwarded the case to the state and national levels of the civil rights group.

According to the Census Bureau, Tangipahoa Parish is about 70 percent white and 30 percent black.

Thursday, October 15, 2009

Can't sleep... :/

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Asturias(Leyenda) - Isaac Albeniz played by John Williams

Uganda MP urges death for gay sex

A Ugandan MP has proposed creating an offence of "aggravated homosexuality" to be punishable by death.

Ruling party MP David Bahati wants the death penalty for those having gay sex with disabled people, under-18s or when the accused is HIV-positive.

Homosexual acts are already illegal, but the Anti-Homosexuality Bill proposes new offences and urges the toughening of existing penalties.

Earlier versions of the bill were widely criticised by rights groups.

The BBC's Joshua Mmali, in the capital Kampala, says the bill has a good chance of being passed as senior figures from the ruling National Resistance Movement are likely to back it.

President Yoweri Museveni has made several speeches outlining his own anti-gay views.

Gays 'persecuted'

There are estimated to be 500,000 gay people in Uganda, from a population of about 31 million, according to gay rights groups.

Gay activists have long alleged persecution and existing laws already allow large fines and life imprisonment for some homosexual acts.

Members of parliament are overwhelmingly supporting this bill because homosexuality is illegal
John Otekat Emile
Independent MP

Mr Bahati's bill proposes widening the definition of homosexual acts and wants to fine or imprison anyone found to be promoting homosexuality.

The bill states that its provisions are intended to "protect the traditional family by prohibiting any form of sexual relations between persons of the same sex".

The International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission has urged the bill to be dismissed.

They say it violates several international agreements Uganda has signed up to - as well as contradicting the country's own constitution.

But John Otekat Emile, an independent MP, said he believed the bill had a "99% chance" of being passed.

"Members of parliament are overwhelmingly supporting this bill because homosexuality is illegal in Uganda, and we have that clearly in the penal code," he told the BBC.

Emmanuel Dombo, an MP with the ruling party, agreed and said it was an important issue to investigate.

"What we need to look at are the sentences - what kind of sentences or punishment should be prescribed for sexual offenders in this respect - that is the big question," he said.

But our correspondent says the authorities already find it difficult to prove cases under current laws because evidence is difficult to obtain.

Some people who have openly declared that they are gay have not been prosecuted because declaring sexual orientation is not a crime, our correspondent adds.

Saturday, October 10, 2009

Reuters - Fidel Castro lauds Nobel prize for Obama

Saturday, Oct 10, 2009 2:45PM UTC

HAVANA (Reuters) - Former Cuban leader Fidel Castro lauded the awarding of the Nobel Peace Prize to U.S. President Barack Obama, saying on Saturday it was "a positive measure" that was more a criticism of past U.S. policies than a recognition of Obama's accomplishments.

Castro said the prize made up for the blow Obama suffered last week when the International Olympic Committee awarded the 2016 Summer Games to Rio de Janeiro after Obama had flown to Copenhagen to pitch for Chicago, his adoptive hometown.

The Nobel Committee announced on Friday that Obama had won the peace price for his "extraordinary efforts to strengthen international diplomacy and cooperation between peoples."

The decision prompted surprise in many quarters and anger from Obama's conservative foes in the United States.

But Castro, who has generally written positively about Obama, was pleased at the decision by the committee.

"I don't always share the positions of that institution but I'm obligated to recognize that in this instance it was, in my judgment, a positive measure," Castro wrote in a column published in state-run media.

"Many will say that he still hasn't earned the right to receive such distinction. We prefer to see in the decision, more than a prize for the president of the United States, a criticism of the genocidal policies that not a few presidents of that country have followed."

Such policies, Castro said, had "brought the world to the crossroads where it finds itself; an exhortation for peace and the search for solutions to assure the survival of the species."

The Nobel prize made up for "the reverse Obama suffered in Copenhagen ... which provoked angry attacks by his adversaries of the extreme right," Castro wrote.

His comments were part of a long piece entitled "The Bell Tolls for the Dollar" in which he said the U.S. dollar was losing its position as the preeminent world currency.

Also, he criticized the United States, as he often does, for not doing more to cut emission of greenhouse gases said to be causing global warming.

Castro, 83, ran Cuba for 49 years after taking power in a 1959 revolution but stepped down last year and was replaced as president by his younger brother Raul Castro.

The elder Castro has been seen only in occasional photos and videos since having surgery for an undisclosed intestinal ailment in July 2006. But he still has a behind-the-scenes role in government and keeps a high profile through his writings.

(Reporting by Jeff Franks; Editing by John O'Callaghan)

Paranormal Activity

So this movie is the shhhhhhhh.....

It was great to watch it with some of the best people in the world in my life: Craig, Ed, Nate, Kenn & Ryan.

anyways, I am not going to spoil it because I love this move so much.

Here is a basic.. it takes place at a house with a couple, then shit happens..

Then your scared... so scared that your body would freeze up!

Good thing that there is balance of some sarcastic humor in it!

but WOW!!!! AMAZING movie...

Tuesday, October 06, 2009

At work

Im here at work and I am sooo tired.

I think im not feeling that well. Woke feeling like crap and dont have energy and my tummy hurts.

I should eat something but I dont have an appetite. ugh.. i guess its just one of those days.

Monday, October 05, 2009

My Favorite animal and why...


Why? After being asked about what my favorite animal is, I wanted to go really deep into to discover why?

"A fish is any aquatic vertebrate animal that is typically ectothermic (or cold-blooded), covered with scales, and equipped with two sets of paired fins and several unpaired fins. ..."

But that still really doesn't say much about it. I guess I can break the "why" question more by asking myself, why am I so intrigued by this creature.

Well first, it is an oddity to us land moving creatures. They do not have feet but fins. They fly under water gracefully and can be vivid with color and patterns. They are magical and can adjust to their surroundings or break down if they cannot handle it. Their temperaments can be sweet but there are a few that are bossy and become the king/queen of the underwater world. Many of them thrive with in a group and cannot survive without each other. But when they work as one, the pageantry that they show is just amazing. Also, a lot of them help out other creatures by cleansing them as if their good giving karma has elevated their chance of survival in the wild.

Its just amazing on how many shapes and forms these underwater creatures can just take your breath away once you see them. They can cause this calming effect like no other scene.

Just one amazing animal…

I am the fish…

Obama to Take On Military Gay Ban 'At Right Time'

Obama to Take On Military Gay Ban 'At Right Time'

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Thursday, October 01, 2009

Philippines braces for 'super typhoon'

Posted Thu Oct 1, 2009 6:12pm AEST

The Philippines is on high alert as a "super typhoon" threatens to unleash more devastation for millions of people already struggling to recover from deadly floods that claimed 277 lives.

Typhoon Parma was gaining strength as it churned towards the South East Asian nation and was expected to dump more heavy rain on areas still reeling from the weekend floods that forced nearly 700,000 people into evacuation camps.

"We are dealing with a very strong typhoon, so we should be at the highest level of preparedness," weather bureau spokesman Nathaniel Santiago said, amid forecasts the typhoon would make landfall on Saturday.

"There is a possibility that this will become a super typhoon."

The government defines a super typhoon as one with winds reaching 175 to 200 kilometres per hour with the potential to cause heavy damage.

While Parma is likely to bring less than half the rains of Saturday's tropical storm Ketsana, it was expected to compound flooding in Manila, parts of which remain submerged due to blocked drainage systems.

Ketsana dumped the heaviest rains in four decades on Manila and in surrounding areas on Luzon island, triggering floods that swamped the national capital with up to six metres of water.

Ketsana has left 277 dead so far in the Philippines, according to the government, and killed about 100 more after pounding Vietnam and Cambodia.

The number of people known to have been affected by Ketsana in the Philippines rose to 2.5 million on Thursday, the government said in its latest update, up nearly 300,000 from Wednesday's estimate.

The number of flood survivors staying in gymnasiums, schools and other makeshift evacuation camps also continued to balloon, with about 687,000 people staying in them, the government said.

Those in the cramped, under-resourced evacuation centres were told to prepare for the new storm, with fresh rains certain to aggravate already squalid conditions.

As Typhoon Parma approached, worried Manila residents who had returned to their homes after the floodwaters receded, and those whose houses were unaffected were stocking up on food and emergency lights.

- AFP


source: http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2009/10/01/2702424.htm

personality

ENFP

Extraverted iNtuitive Feeling Perceiving

ENFPs are initiators of change, keenly perceptive of possibilities. They energize and stimulate others through their contagious enthusiasm. They prefer the start-up phase of a project or relationship, and are tireless in the pursuit of new-found interests. ENFPs are able to anticipate the needs of others and to offer them needed help and appreciation. They bring zest, joy, liveliness, and a zany sense of fun to all aspects of their lives. They are at their best in situations that are fluid and changing, and that allow them to express their creativity and use their charisma. They tend to idealize people, and can be disappointed when reality fails to fulfill their expectations. They are easily frustrated if a project requires a great deal of follow-up or attention to detail.