Thursday, May 29, 2008
How I Will Spend My $5
Thursday, May 8, 2008
Top 3: Desk Designs
Number 3: French Empire Style Desk http://img.alibaba.com/photo/11843528/French_Empire_Style_Desk_W_Matching_Chair.jpg
This desk is the most common, and most basic type of desk. First used in the King Charles era, this is considered one of the most popular styles of all desks. Other designs base their structure on this blueprint because of the four leg design, only because it provides a large amount of support for the belongings that dwell upon it. Although it is it a classic, I have ranked it third due to the fact of how old it is.
Number 2: Scooter Desk http://www.geekologie.com/2007/10/19/desk-with-wheels.jpg
Being an innovative society, the Scooter Desk was a "slow catch", yet late in 2006, big companies finally caught on to the idea. Hitting big in the market later the next year, it was a must have, and it soon became the number one selling desk in the USA. Providing both a workspace, and a way of transportation, it was modifided later with an electric engine and was street legal. When seniors got a hold of these desks, they were quickly (very quickly) dissmissed, and were taken off the market.
Number 1: Mini-Desk http://www.uncrate.com/men/images/2007/02/mini-desk.jpg
There is no way possible to say how amazing this desk is. Obviously designed by a British person with way too much time on their hands, it was a huge hit. Only being sold to people who could afford it, people would go to great lengths to get their hands on this desk. Some people sold kidneys, others sold their hearts (who died almost right after making the trade for the desk), and others even sold their genitals. All I will say is that these people later regreted their first desicion, and lived the rest of their life in suffering; yet they still had the desk as a reminder.
There you go, I have briefly described the Top 3 Desk Designs, and I hope it will encourage you to expand your range of modern designs and styles. Have a nice day.
Wednesday, April 9, 2008
Angels and Demons Journal Entry Numero Uno
As with many other books out there, I can relate to certain parts through life experiences, and I can understand the book in a deeper meaning.
"Pain is part of growing up. It's how we learn." stated Chartrand while he was discussing the crisis in the Vatican city with the camerlengo (page 453). Chartrand was estatic that God would somehow find a way to save his chldren on Earth, and he wouldnt let anything bad happen to his offspring. The camerlengo, however, was explaining how dads today would let their children learn from their mistakes, and when they get hurt, they learn not to make the same error, or they will know the consequence. He then tied in the crisis they were facing, which happened to be pure annihilation within the world's smallest country. He then finished the chat by pointing out "Exactly", in which the camerlengo made his point clear, and told Chartrand not to get his hopes up. They both knew that God was either all-powerful or well-meaning, however they figured he could not be both. The camerlengo was making his point clear that God would not save his followers because they made a mistake, and they had to learn from it.
Wednesday, April 2, 2008
Why the Canucks are Losing
Now, when I say that there are reasons for the depressing season, some people would agree, and others would say that it was just a tough year. The main reason; Chedders. Naslund has had a very depressing year being moved throughout the lines in a meager attempt to increase his production. However, as we all know, the Canucks did not play their cards right and pick up the valuables in the market when they had the chance. There are two people who could have made a difference in the time of distress. Hossa and Forsberg.
Lets start with Hossa. Totaling 64 points, and leading Naslund by 9 makes a difference. When Naslund has been shifted through all the lines and begins to produce garbage goals over the "El Capitano" snipes, there is a problem. Hossa continues to play make and produce, yet the Canucks passed right by him as like shadow on a wall. The verdict: They could have got rid of Naslund for a points man.
Now we shall talk about Forsberg. Even though he didn't play for the majority of the season, he still has racked up a total of 11 points in 8 games. Not too shabby for a grinder! Ever since Bertuzzi left, the Canucks have needed someone with a chip on their shoulder and a tack in their skate. The verdict: They could have got rid of Naslund for a grinder.
What do the Canucks do next year? Trade Naslund for the best offer they can find, because he fell in a hole and cant get out.
Wednesday, March 12, 2008
The Perils of Indifference
2. Situations where something appears normal at first glace, and later turn into an unexpected outcome happen all the time. Such as my experience when I was told I won a prize and it was down at the police station. As I arrived at my destination, I was immediately cuffed and booked, and it was only three months later that I found out that they had made a mistake, and apprehended the wrong person. This of course did not happen to me, but it has happened many times in history.
3. The story relates to the other story, "The Lottery" in the way that there is a society affecting another group of people. The population that is being devistated is neglected, and the society that is affecting the other group is unaware of the pain and torture they are causing many other people. In "The Lottery", the town tortures the one person who gets picked, and in the "Perils of Indifference", it was the Jewish society who was being neglected by the other cultures while they were being exterminated.