Capt_Picard
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My friends all over the net and at high school and college got me into the show. And if you are woundering there are five movies total and 167 ep., or 163... I'm not really sure. I do know that in one movie Inuyasha and Sesshomaru team up to fight and destory another sword made by their dad and they must use both the Tessaiga and Tenseiga to stop it from opening a gateway to the underworld... Don't ask me why... I just have people tell me things like this.
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Something a friend sent me here at college.
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I'm printing this out and handing it out to everyone in my English class. Most are women over 35 and are mothers.... I wounder what they will say.
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I talk like Data and Spock, the Picard shirt tug,the vulcan greating and eyebrow, and last but not least I say lines the computer says.
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Sign me up... I need it for my new place!
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The mindlessness is everywhere! First government, then T.V.(Reality TV that is), softwear makers, and now people for coimcs... has the world gone mad?
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We need a first strick group to hit them before they can take over. We will meet in Kitsap County, Tacoma, B.C., and eastern Washington. We will cut off all thier coffee and demand they give us the CEOs so we can remove the threat the world!
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Two bucks says that he wasn't a Star Trek fan and now got his just to him... I bet he had to boldly go where no one has gone before... aisle 5.
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No... Ricky-Roo like how Scooby Doo would say it.
Somtimes topics just do that and I feel sorry for the mods who try to put them back on track... with very much pity.
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*Puts on some 50's rocking jazz music and sings*I got it! Oh baby, I got it! Woooooooo..., I got it and there ain't no deny it. I got my own place and thats really great. Going to have peace and quite everyday, I got it! Oh baby, I got it! Woooooooo..., I got it and there ain't no deny it.
That's right... anyone that has been reading my logs should now by now I wa looking into getting my own place and yesterday I did just that. Now I can be on the net from home free... Great for me!!! No family, to yelling, no fighting, no having to tell the cops who did what... yeah that too. I move in all the way on the 8th and... well I'm not sure what else is there to say. Party time, but not at my place.*Grabes Mrs. Picard and begains to swing dance*
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My wet hair and book dust.
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I got an 85% in English and I am going to do a little more work on this for my other class... stay posted.
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Um... sorry
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VGB... I must say that this is some great work and that we are all glad you even made this site to begain with.
Three cheers for VGB!
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The changes look great and I can keep my big blue font... Cool!
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First, thanks for your help everyone and I should have the final draft done Sunday. Now as for Matt's question I do read over my work, but as the write of it I mainly only see the spelling errors (thanks to MS Word) and some grammer. As for everthing else... well, I'm still working on it. Please I am trying my best. Thanks again Ricker, The Unicorn Hunter, and Kor, who helped me a great deal on my last paper. I should get the grade for paper two tomorrow and I turn this paper in on the 2nd. Thank you everyone for your help and I will post the grade I get for this paper in this topic in middle November.
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OK, I have another paper that need help... greatly. Also, this paper is for two classes making it a very powerful paper to my grades... kep point is grades. So, please... I ask of the fine people here to help me with this paper and not to be suprize if you see this same type of posting in four months.
Please help?
P.S.: I took out my real name and put my site name because I am posting this on the net.
Click For SpoilerCapt_Picard's Educational Plan (Rough Draft)Everyone has to come up with an educational plan for what they want to do with their life. No matter whom it may be. Be it a person wanting to be simple plumber or a rocket scientist. This paper will cover who I am, what I want to do, why I want to do it, and what I need to do to get there. Simple… I hope. Furthermore, the use of comedy in this paper is strictly for the use of covering anything that I might not really know how to answer correctly.
Who am I?
Well, I’m me… I think I should elaborate more, don’t you? I’m Capt_Picard, a nineteen year old freshman at Olympic College. I am a very logical thinking person and I generally like anything science relative. Most of the time I like looking into how weather happens and researching about other things like earthquakes, volcanoes, and astronomy. The best way for me to learn new things is to try something out my self or see it done. I get a better feel of what I am doing and it gives me something to do instead of reading a text book. The more the tech, the better I understand basically describes me. I am very good with technology. This can be seen in the four straight years of computers classes that I’ve taken. Also, I’m great when in comes to anything dealing with a television. Over the last three years I have helped tape, edit, direct, act, and manage video relative works such as live sports events, news hosting, story producing, and help maintaining SKTV (South Kitsap Television) for the South Kitsap School District. Before I even started working for my past high school I had already been a part of a radio show and had a part time job washing, drying, and cleaning up the excrements of dogs. Hey, it’s dirty, but some one has to do it!
Where am I Going?
I am hoping to become a TV meteorologist. To become one will take near eight years of college and financial help. I will need at least a bachelor's degree in meteorology or atmospheric science. To get there I am right now taking a two year at Olympic College then hopefully transfer to the UWA, WAU, or another university in the state of Washington. I would hopefully end up working at a local television station like Kome 4, King 5, or Kiro 7 where pay for a meteorologist is near $37,000 to over $100,000 yearly for their work. While working I would be gathering data of incoming weather patters of the local area, interpreting the information, and come up with a guess of what the weather pattern might cause in the mean of probable rainfall, or snow fall, and different changes in temperature. My work hours would vary depending on what shift I would work, but I would most likely work for eight hour weekdays or twelve hour weekends. I would be also doing live, and tape, stand ups in front of cameras for local viewing on what ever news station I end up on. But, hopefully not Q13… I really hope not!
How Did I Make This Decision?
I’ve been wanting to become a meteorologist for a long time now. Namely because of the weather patterns that accrue and the differences in weather in different parts of the world interest me. The field is interesting and it is the only high paying job out there that people get to guess! The job requires a great deal of math and science and understanding of many earth sciences. I was hard pressed for a time for what I really want to be when I grow up, but I really got into weather after I saw a report where he was standing in the middle of a hurricane reporting live. It looked scary and a little cool too. One of the best inspirations I have to being a meteorologist is Steve Pool. H e is great weather man who knows what he’s talking about from everyday weather in Seattle or big snow storms that hit the east coast. This job looks very interesting to me and I really think that if I put my mind to it I could end up in a big market and that would mean a big check.
How Will I Get There?
Going from a freshman in college to a meteorologist at a top market station will be a hard thing to accomplish. First there are the classes I must take at Olympic College to get an AAS (Associate in Arts and Sciences) which will take near two years. Then I will need another six years to get a PhD so I could have the possible chance to research different weather patters or global warming effects on the weather. Some of the best universities are located in the state and they all offer a wide range of study into simple meteorology to detail classes dealing with oceanography. The job market is very sound for meteorologist. There are as many jobs in the field as are people looking for them. Theo some of these jobs might be low paying, they pay at minimum will be around $18,000 yearly. That is of course for a meteorologist that only has a bachelor’s degree. As for a person with a PhD, which I am hope to get, the minimum amount yearly would be around $27,500 and if I were to end up doing live weather in a big market in could go over $100,000 yearly.
Like I said getting there will take some work. My long term plans to getting there are simple enough as staying in school, receive financial help from government programs to cover class expenses, and internship at local radio or television stations. As for my short term plans they will be getting a job to help support my self while in college and move out of my home to my own place so I might have a better studying environment then the one I have now. My first goal is to get an internship which could happen before the end of my second year of college. The next goal will be to get my AAS at Olympic College followed by transferring to university. While at the university I will focus on my major while still continuing an internship, or by that time working, at a near by radio or television station.
I know who I am, where I am, where I am going, and how I want to get there. It will take time to get where I want to go and there will be a great deal of work in my way. But, if I stick to my plan, get help along they, and take a stop to laugh I should get where and what I want to be and get the most out of my education.
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Tent City is just what it sounds like... a city of tents. They are set up near in lots after they group gets a sponsor and an OK from the city, or county, thier in to be there for a set about of time. There have been four that I know off and it helps the homeless that try to do something with thier lifes. No one that uses drugs or coments crimes is allowed.
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Ken Schram Commentary: Homelessness Needs Local ReliefOctober 24, 2005
By Ken Schram
SEATTLE - I had steak for dinner last night. I mention that only for the irony. I was attending an auction to benefit SHARE/WHEEL, the organization that sponsors Tent City. It wasn't a very glitzy event. There were no tuxedos or evening gowns; no balloon arches and no bottles of wine at the tables. With maybe a couple of hundred people attending, it was way smaller than the Human Society's "Tuxes and Tails", and the guest list was obviously not culled from the Who's Who of Poncho. There was but one elected official there: Mary Alyce Burliegh, Mayor of Kirkland. Bruce was there though. He lives at Tent City 4 and got to introduce the mayor. Don and his wife Pat were there. They used to be Tent City residents, but now have their own apartment. Don broke down while trying to explain to everyone what that means to him. Pat kept touching Don in a show of support up at the podium, and then touched everyone else in the room with the spirit of her words. Across the country, hurricane-caused homelessness comes with billions of dollars in relief. But on a drizzly night in Seattle, with nothing but a cold breeze off Elliott Bay, homelessness generated only enough money for some bus passes, porta potties and a dumpster. The steak dinner was just part of the deal. You can donate to SHARE/WHEEL at (206) 448-7889, or send to:
SHARE/WHEEL
P.O. Box 7889
Seattle, WA 98111
Want to share your thoughts with Ken Schram? You can e-mail him at kenschram@komo4news.com
So, can you help?
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"Daddy, why do you say you wish you were a putty everytime the Pink Ranger throws one to the ground?"
OK... well... It looks like Willma will do cause some problems. We better send Fred to take care of them!
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I have been spammed many times, but I have deleted all the PMs. But, if it happens again I'll get get you faster then Worf saying, "Today is a good day to die."
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You know when you’re a Star Trek fan when you correct the people that call you Trek names because they called you a pointed ear Klingon!
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I hope Willma just goes pass the keys to the south and it gets its butt in gear... the sooner that one goes the sooner we can deal with Alpha...
Why does Alpha remind me of the power rangers... I've been around my family way to long!
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I have friends that could tell you this whole show inside out...
But, as for the swords I think Inu-Yasha could use the Tessaiga, but I dout that his girly looking brother Sesshomaru would just hand it over. I mean... he has to look after Rin.
Actor Pat Morita dies at the age of 73
in Celebrity Deaths
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"Man walk on road. Walk left side, safe. Walk right side, safe. Walk down middle, sooner or later, get squished... just like grape. Same here. You karate do "yes," or karate do "no." You karate do "guess so,"... just like grape. Understand?"
That line could be said about manythings besides karate... it could be said about life. 'Pat' was a great actor and went through a great deal in his life and made the best he could of it...
"No try! Do or do not, will or will not!"