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Final Exams: Better get ready son.

Mon, 07 Dec 2009 19:48:31 GMT

Studying Priority:
Tax Accounting, 2hrs
Auditing, 2hrs
Intermediate Accounting, 1hrs
MicroComputer Accounting, 1hrs

Final Schedule:
12/15 Auditing- 7pm
12/14 Intermediate Accounting- 8pm
12/19 MicroComputer Accounting- 8am
12/21 Tax Accounting- 8am

having 15 year old sister in the house is a drag

Fri, 20 Nov 2009 01:23:16 GMT

My younger sister is acting up again. Today she went out for school in the morning at usual time, a little bit late but enough to catch subway and arrive at her high school on time, before her class starts. Actually my mom even has scolded her to be quick on the grooming.

At 10am, I recieved a voice mail- it is from her morning class teacher apparently. She said in the mail: that my sister came in late 10 minutes, and when she asked her where did she go, my sister said the school security took so long to let her into the building. The way her teacher speaks on the mail resembles my sister's way of speaking too (when she is whining)! The teacher also said that her behaviour is unacceptable and unsatisfactory, and that she will fail if tomorrow my sister doesnt get a good grade on her test.

My mother knows about this matter and I leave it up to her. I already been called by the school and last friday I came to meet the counselor and the English teacher herself-- I explained to them that my parents are not often stay in the city, they always have round trip flights from NYC to Jakarta. I am tired to even care anymore about my sister.

I understand being in high school, having friends and being teenagers- I have been there too! (except the monthly woman's period part). So should've I known how to deal with this kind of rebellious behaviour. I may be dumb when I was 15 and through out my high school years, I never been the star student unlike my younger brother, but like him too I know my place, and I try to stay out of trouble. If me and my brother can limit ourselves, why cant my sister?

What would you do in the last few moments of your life, if the predicted 2012 apocalypse came true?

Wed, 18 Nov 2009 00:25:08 GMT

Quit being a moslem (this question has broke one of the fundamental Islamic believe)

Its too late anyway to submit and learn for another religions

Thats done, I probably just play vidya gaems I havent play, and watch movie/ anime I havent seen until the time is come. And since its armageddon I figure currency wont matter anymore, so I just steal the games and DVDs from local store.

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Remember Tamagotchi?

Thu, 12 Nov 2009 22:14:26 GMT

That palm size egg shaped watch electronic pet toys, popular in the early to mid 90s. Used to disturb in middle of classroom because its noise, controversy for using cross sign and ghost image, and created addiction. Anyway, I am thinking of getting one this thanksgiving just for the heck of nostalgia.

When I was in elementary school, I owned 4: 2 bandai regulars, 1 chinese knockoffs, and 1 digimon version tamagotchi. At 2005 before I moved to the States, my ex girlfriend gave me a bandai version 3, even when the battery is finally dead I still keep it for my keychain. But when I moved to live in apartment my mom threw it out.

Currently, what's your favorite song?

Tue, 10 Nov 2009 19:36:40 GMT

Normaly I dont listen to Kpop but the beats in this song are funny.

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Who has been the most encouraging person in your life?

Thu, 05 Nov 2009 19:31:26 GMT

My mother, if not because of her I probably would never able to make where I am right now.

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6 Thriving Jobs That Are Here to Stay

Mon, 02 Nov 2009 11:22:29 GMT

by Woodrow Aames, FindtheRightSchool.com

Even in a turbulent economy there's hope for sustained employment in careers that stand the test of time. The downturn means an opportunity for those who want to return to school to increase their skills and earning power -- or for those who are training for their first job.
In any recession, the outcome often means the job market reshapes itself, with in-demand careers rising to the top. Job titles may change, but professionals with key skill sets will continue to thrive in careers with staying power.

If you're looking for career training, a college degree, or certification courses to qualify for a profession with legs, here are six careers to consider:

Alternative Energy Engineers

Green is good. And engineers with specializations in environmental sciences will find themselves valued in today's and tomorrow's economy. You'll be designing solutions for issues of global warming, waste water and air pollution, outdated fossil fuel energy systems, and excessive carbon footprints.

Join the ranks of environmental engineers with a bachelor's degree in engineering. Or, if you're an engineer, take a master's degree in environmental studies or advanced engineering. Job growth is predicted at 25 percent between 2006 and 2016, and the 2008 median annual wage was $74,020.

Registered Nurses

Registered nursing tops the health-care occupations with the greatest number of total jobs (2.5 million). Openings are expected to rise 23 percent from 2006 to 2016. Recent news reports say that 116,000 jobs for registered nurses are currently open in hospitals, with another 100,000 unfilled positions at nursing homes. An additional 587,000 new jobs are predicted to open, which makes nursing the single-largest occupation in terms of career growth.

Prepare to land an opening by completing an online associate or bachelor's degree program in nursing. The median 2008 annual wage for registered nurses was $62,450, with top earnings at $92,240.

Accountants

People who count money and help others prepare for taxation have been around forever. Job growth is projected at 18 percent between 2006 and 2016.

To join this nearly-bulletproof profession, complete an online bachelor's degree in accounting. To increase your earning potential, take national exams to qualify as a certified public accountant. In 2008, the median annual wage was $59,430, with accountants in the top-earning bracket drawing $102,380.

Paralegals

Lawyers are bound to last the economic shakedown, but they're having trouble handling the workload. That's why paralegals are increasingly brought into private practice, government organizations, and corporate legal departments to shoulder the research and paperwork duties. Projections show a 22 percent increase in paralegals during the 2006-2016 decade.

There are online associate's and bachelor's degree programs that qualify paralegals to enter the law office and courthouse. Earnings are rising, too. The median 2008 annual wage for paralegals was $46,120, with the top 10 percent taking home $73,450.

Physician Assistants

Health-care professions are on the rise. The employment of physician assistants is projected to grow by 27 percent from 2006 to 2016. Physician assistants handle a great many medical procedures under the direct supervision of a doctor, including making diagnoses, conducting examinations, and taking medical histories.

The states and the District of Columbia require physician assistants to pass a physician assistant national certifying examination in addition to completing a two-year degree program. Employers are looking for candidates with bachelor's degrees and health-care experience. The median annual wage for physician assistants in 2008 was $81,230.

College Professors and Post-Secondary Teachers

The current generation of qualified educators is facing retirement. The U.S. Labor Department predicts a 23 percent increase in jobs for postsecondary teachers between 2006 and 2016. That means ample openings at trade schools, vocational schools, community colleges, and universities. Requirements vary by institution and subject matter.

At the university level, you'll often need to complete a Ph.D. in your field. At community colleges, professors and instructors may only need a master's degree to land a faculty position. In technical institutes, an undergraduate degree and on-the-job experience in your subject matter may suffice. Wages vary greatly, between $58,662 and $98,974.

Even in today's uncertain economic climate, there are careers with resilience and a promising upside. While others may emerge out of the tumult, these six professions deserve consideration.

What are your Halloween traditions?

Sat, 31 Oct 2009 01:10:07 GMT

Rent a movie, or pay-per-view horror movie and watch it at the living room- while waiting neigbor kids tricks or treating. But now that I am not living with my parents anymore I guees I will go to my college halloween party

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Sword of the New World team update.

Wed, 28 Oct 2009 01:23:51 GMT

Status complete

After this point I think I dont need to add more characters on my quarters (I expanded 3 slots already). I still want Garcia Gygax, Mia Karjalain, Nar, and Viki. But I am not in rush to get all of them too because after all I am content with all I have here:

Main Team, my heroes of the game

From left to right:

Lorch, Shotgun user
Scout, The Healer
Soso, Ice element Martial Artist
Adelina The Pirate, Sabre user
Lisa, Dagger user
Baek, Mind Martial Artist

Inspired by One Piece team

Power Team, a more compact version of main team

Romina, Rifle + Sword user, Ressurection
Panfilo, Sword + Sabre user, Fire element
Najib, Rifle + Sabre user

Muscle Team, for boss area and mob killer

Gracielo, Wind Martial Artist
Gertrude, Mind Martial Artist
Musketeer, Rifle + Pistol users

Magic Team, the chicks

Emilia The Sage, a Healer and a Wizard
Elementalist, Masters all elements
Emilia, The Healer

Specialty Team, for item and treasure looting

Fighter, Master all arms weapon
Wizard,
Catherine, Dolls summoner

This is why I rarely asked anything from 4ch /a/

Tue, 27 Oct 2009 13:40:21 GMT

Yesterday I finished Uzumaki manga (by Junji Ito) all the 3 books of them, they are great horror reading, and the story really thrilling as the chapters progress. Spiral pattern suddenly has a new meaning to my perspective. I did the reading because /x/ had recommended me, and also because I want to increase my manga stats at myanimelist .net.

This morning I asked /a/ the same thing: Which manga should I read until finish?.. and I get Boku no Pico