Every time I come to the mall, I ALWAYS have to go walk into a shoe store and end up leaving with a pair or more! This is where all my money goes. I can honestly say that I spent over a few thousand on shoes, and if I have the guts to sell my shoes I can make over 10,000 dollars! YES, 10,000 DOLLARS! Shoes will always be my life since I was able to walk. I can never go a week without buying a pair of shoes. The last time I counted my shoes I had over 170 pairs of shoes! This is sad. I need therapy!!!

I never got pulled into the Harry Potter fan club. Now that I see everyone being so into it, I plan to watch every single movie now.

Here are five ways you can tell if someone is lying. I think people should stick to the truth even though it is difficult to do so. Being honest is better than being considered a liar. The truth hurts and eventually it always finds its way out.

I could not find any little parts of the show and this was all I could find.

I will give props to this show. They have many fans, and they have been successful with the show. My only question is: why? I have watched it before(forcefully because my sisters watch it while I am somewhere around them.) It is supposed to be a “comedy” kids show, but when I hear the lines that they have that are supposed to be punch lines, I am in shock. I ask myself, “was that supposed to be funny?” Apparently it was supposed to be because they play the fake audience laughter. The show is iCarly. Some actors on this show are pretty good, and I can see them going places within Hollywood, but I do not know why the Miranda Cosgrove was casted as the main character. Maybe it is the lines that she is given that makes it bad, and I am sorry if somebody likes her, but seriously, it is garbage.

What happened to Nickelodeon? I remember when I was a little girl, the shows they had were creative. They bring back many good memories of childhood. I wish they would do some re-runs because it would be fun to watch.

Here are the old shows of Nickelodeon. I did not watch all of the ones that they list here, but I did watch most of them.

Sorry if I offended anyone about the modern Nickelodeon.

Mayweather’s record is an outstanding one which is (40-0, 25 KO’s). His last fight was on May 1st 2010 where he won a very one sided fight against Shane Mosley. Many people don’t like Mayweather because they say he is too cocky, and does a lot of trash talk. I like that about him a lot. His confidence is so high, and he believes he can beat any fighter out there. When the press asked Mayweather what he thinks about his upcoming fight against Ortiz he said, “Ortiz is just going to be another casualty, the 42nd one who tried and failed. Trust me, I will be ready”.

Ortiz’s record is (29-2-2, 22 KO’s). His last fight was against Andre Berto, which many people are calling it fight of the year. Both fighters were knocked down in that fight, but Ortiz came out on top with a unanimous decision. Ortiz’s heart has been question many times already because in previous fights he seemed to have given up when it became tough. With the win over Berto it showed that no one can question his heart anymore.

I personally am going for Mayweather. I grew up in a family who loves boxing, so when I was younger I grew up watching Mayweather, and I also boxed for six years. He is my favorite fighter, and I hope he wins so he can beat Manny Pacquiao next.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-dyPeGDeS3o

Still don’t know much about it but I am going to keep my eye on it, even though I don’t see this happening any time soon.

One of the most effective ways to stay on track and actually get thing done is to use a daily to-do-list. Rate each task by priority. It is important keeping a daily to-do list so that you don’t have to remember what to do next. To prevent over scheduling, deciding to-do items are the most important, given   to the time you have available. By simply labeling each task A, B, or C. A are the most critical things that requires immediate attention. B are the things that attention but not critical as A. And finally C are the once that does not require immediate attention.

            This strategy helped me a lot in school. Everyday I always use the ABC strategy to remind myself about all the things that I have to do in each class. It also gives me more flexibility on my schedule because I don’t need to worry about the next thing I need to do after the other. Because, I have it all written down on my little to do list notebook. So try it on these might work great to you just like me.

Swimming With Whale Sharks

Wildlife researchers and tourists are heading to a tiny Mexican village to learn about the mystery of the largest fish in the sea

Smithsonian magazine, June 2011

This whale shark is a part of our world. When I first saw a picture of I thought I was looking at a pattern of the heavens, such a beautiful, graceful enormous fish, I just had to post it. I have never heard of a whale shark until last week. We learn something new every day. If we keep polluting our waters this and many other species we don’t know about will die. They serve a purpose just like we do.

Weighing up to several tons, whale sharks are also notable for their markings. Each pattern of spots is unique and scientists identify individual fish using computer programs first developed to study star constellations.  

The biggest fish in the sea, a whale shark can weigh many tons and grow to more than 45 feet in length. It’s named not only for its great size but its diet; like some whale species, the whale shark feeds on plankton. A filtering apparatus in its mouth allows it to capture tiny marine life from the vast amount of water it swallows. But it is a shark—a kind of fish with cartilage rather than bone for a skeleton—a slow-moving, polka-dotted, deep-diving shark.

The animals spend most of their lives in deep water, but they congregate seasonally here off the coast of the Yucatán, as well as offAustralia, thePhilippines,Madagascarand elsewhere. No one knows for sure how many whale sharks are in these waters, but the best estimate is 1,400. The global whale shark population may number in the hundreds of thousands.

The fish have mostly been a mystery. Only in 1995 did scientists determine how whale sharks come into the world, after Taiwanese fishermen pulled up a dead female carrying 300 fetuses in various stages of development. These sharks are “aplacentally viviparous,” meaning the young develop inside eggs, hatch, then remain in the mother’s body until the pups are born. With the astonishing number of eggs, the whale shark became known as the most fecund shark in the ocean.

In 2007, Hueter tagged a pregnant 25-foot-long female he nicknamed Rio Lady. Over the following 150 days, she traveled nearly 5,000 miles, from the Yucatán Peninsula through the Caribbean Sea to south of the Equator east of Brazil, ending up north of Ascension Island and south of St. Peter and St. Paul Rocks, roughly halfway between Brazil and Africa. No one is certain where whale sharks breed or give birth, but Hueter believes this area may be one of their elusive pupping grounds.

Issac Asimov was known as the spiritual father of the science fiction said:

“There were three rules that all robots in his future world must obey”

I. A robot may not injure a human being or allow a human being to come to harm.

II. A robot must obey orders given it by human beings.

III. A robot must obey orders except where orders would conflict with the first law.

 http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2011/07/110708083312.htm

Robotics expert professor Noel Sharkey, of University of Sheffield warns: “we must protect the vulnerable from robots.” The British scientist believes, “That as the use of robots increases, decisions about their application will be left to the military, Industry and busy parents instead of international legislative bodies.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Military_robot

Since the turn of the century sales of professional and personal services robots has exploded to an estimated 5.5 million in 2008. And the price dropped by 80% in two years from 2006 to 2008.

 http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2008/08/080804190711.htm