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    Sunday, July 12th, 2009
    11:19 pm
    LONG time.
    I totally forgot about this place. who's still on here anyways?

    ~Danielle

    Current Mood: flirty
    Sunday, December 30th, 2007
    1:05 pm
    happy new year.
    I do not know what i'm going to be doing for new years.

    Perhaps i'l just stay home alone.
    Saturday, December 29th, 2007
    11:51 am
    Long Time.
    I barely check Livejournal. And i barely write in it.


    Who's still on this thing anyways? o.O


    ~Danielle

    Current Mood: hungry
    Tuesday, June 26th, 2007
    11:14 pm
    chris benoit
    WWE/Benoit timeline
    Written: June 26, 2007On Saturday, June 23, Chris Benoit was slated to appear at a WWE live event in Beaumont, Texas. That afternoon, Benoit contacted WWE to inform them that his wife and child were ill, and that he would not be able to attend the show.

    WWE executives rebooked Benoit’s flight for the following morning, allowing Benoit to miss the Beaumont event making alternate arrangements for him to attend the pay-per-view event in Houston on Sunday.

    WWE employees attempted to confirm with Benoit his travel plans but were unable to contact him.

    Early Sunday morning, between 3:51 and 3:58 a.m., Benoit sent five text messages to co-workers:



    Text Message 1 to two co-workers (sent 6/24 at 3:53am)- Chris Benoit’s cell phone
    “My physical address is 130 Green Meadow Lane, Fayetteville Georgia. 30215”

    Text Message 2 to two co-workers (sent 6/24 at 3:53am)- Chris Benoit’s cell phone
    “The dogs are in the enclosed pool area. Garage side door is open”

    Text Message 3 to two co-workers (sent 6/24 at 3:54am)- Nancy Benoit’s cell phone
    “My physical address is 130 Green Meadow Lane.
    Fayetteville Georgia. 30215”

    Text Message 4 to two co-workers (sent 6/24 at 3:55am)- Nancy Benoit’s cell phone
    “My physical address is 130 Green Meadow Lane.
    Fayetteville Georgia. 30215"

    Text Message 5 to one co-worker (sent 6/24 at 3:58am)- Nancy Benoit’s cell phone
    “My address is 130 Green Meadow Lane. Fayetteville Georgia. 30215”



    Throughout the day on Sunday, WWE made numerous attempts to contact Benoit both at home and at local hospitals in the Atlanta area. As of 11:00 p.m., WWE officials were unable to establish contact with Chris Benoit.

    At 12:30 p.m. on Monday, June 25, WWE officials were notified of the text messages sent to the co-workers the previous day. By 12:45 p.m., WWE had contacted Fayetteville County Sheriff’s office requesting they check on the Benoit family.

    Fayetteville County Sheriffs office made contact with WWE at approximately 4:00 p.m. advising that they had entered the house of Chris Benoit and found three deceased bodies – an adult male, adult female and a male child. WWE was told that Benoit’s home was now considered a major crime scene.

    The decision to cancel the live event scheduled in Corpus Christi that night was made between 4:00 and 5:00 p.m. In keeping with company policy, and with limited knowledge regarding facts of the case, WWE choose to air a memorial dedicated to the career of Chris Benoit. As facts emerged surrounding the case, all tributes to Chris Benoit were removed both on-air and on WWE.com.
    Thursday, June 7th, 2007
    12:31 am
    ...
    boo.


    that is all.
    Thursday, September 21st, 2006
    8:30 pm
    Long time
    I was just curious on what my body language says....according to this "quiz."











    What's Your Body Language Style?






    Your Results: Straight Shooter

    Congratulations, you are a master of body language -- a real straight shooter! You are keenly aware of the importance of positive body language, and you use it with ease to win the affections of others. Your physical style is direct, warm and self-assured.

    When it comes to romance, you have no problem communicating your attraction to others, and they, in turn, are usually attracted to you. Who doesn't love to be around someone who makes them feel good?

    You are already aware of the three most powerful "words" in the vocabulary of body language:

    * Smile: Nothing says "I am approachable and likable" more readily than a friendly smile (teeth showing).
    * Eye contact: People respond well to direct gazes (but never a stare).
    * "Open" gestures and stance: Encourage others by fully facing them, leaning toward them and using inclusive gestures (close to your body and palms showing).




    http://www.thirdage.com/romance/dating/quiz/bodylanguage/
    Friday, August 4th, 2006
    9:58 am
    9/11 Cover Up
    EDITED ON 8/4 @ 9:37A.M.: I randomly saw a twin tower picture on netscape.com when i was waiting for the page to fully boot up and decided to click on it to see what it was about. I came across a number of comments from people about the World Trade Tower movie, if they believe it should of been made or not, and also came across videos [one being loose change] about the 9/11 cover up's. Lots of information was never explained and new photo's, explosions in the twin towers that had nothing to do with the planes, and what happened to the planes that crashed in the pentagon and penn. were never answered or the answers we were given doesn't all add up.

    I honestly don't remember everything that was said in the new casts on Sept 11th 2001 when the towers were hit, after they fell, and days later. I do remember hearing about how their were no planes to be found in penn. and at the pentagon.... and how some believed there were never any planes thateven crashed there because of no evidence of the planes and how it's relaly impossible for the plane in the pentagon building to just burn everything up and only leave a small handful of shredded pieces. And that there wasn't any bodies, nor any blood in the hole that us americans were told, flight 93 crashed. I guess i forgot about those unanswered questions because after 3 days straight of watching nonstop news channels of seeing the buildings get hit by the planes and then falling, i just couldn't watch it anymore and basically stopped after that.

    However, coming across these hour video's about unanswered questions, what we were told what happened but how their answers dont add up, and hearing facts about the jet fuel, the planes exterior, engine's, etc, my thoughts and memories have come back. But after watching these video's and thinking about what i saw and what was said, i am now skeptical on what the news/government has been telling us all these years. I do believe something or somethings were covered up and planned and i dont mean by Bin Laden.

    I don't think America we'll ever get the true answers of what happened and who did what...and honestly i dont know if i want to know because if it's true that our own government killed all those people/had something to do with it, then god help us.


    www.seeloosechange.com

    And

    http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=964034652002408586&q=professor jones


    If that doesn't work for some reason Google: Professor Steven E. Jones, 9-11 Lecture, UVSC


    If anyone is going to comment please watch the loose change video first.
    Saturday, May 20th, 2006
    2:42 pm
    I have a slight temperature...and my hands and body are freaken freezing!


    I don't know what i'm fully doing today. Mom and gary want to all go eat for lunch but..right now my mood is set on working on my plans for next week with the kids at my work, i've been teaching them about Asia, specifically Japan. Next week i'l be bringing in some japanese food with chopsticks. we're going to either be sitting outside on a blanket or inside-depending on the weather and eat like how they do in Japan. No table, the proper ways of sitting, how the japanese eat their courses [they have them all together and not one by one like in the U.S., no forks or knifes, etc. I'm also going to have them make their own kimonos out of large size white shirts. it'll be a challenge but i'll figure something out to make them look somewhat like a kimnono on them. i do want to find some fabric or scrafs to use as the sash/obi belt that goes around their waist.

    This is only being down with the Kindergarten's. When i get in the room at 1p.m. theres only 7 kids there [the kindergartens]. It's not till 3p.m. that the older kids [1st-5th]come in from their school. So, during that time, is when i would like us to experience the style of eatting and dressing from a different culture.

    The girls think the Geisha girls are very pretty, so, they'll be looking like them while the boys will be either Samurai warriors or a male wearing traditional kimono. I don't know about the Samurai idea yet because i dont know how i could get a plain white t-shirt to look like armor. I could always find something to add/sow onto the boys shirts that could give the illusion of armor.

    I have to ask permission from the parents first, if i'm allowed to paint their child's face. For the girls, beacuse they'll be geisha girls, i would have to paint their faces white, use red lipstick, and a little of black eyeliner. For the boys...if a samurai warrior..i was just thinking of painting a mastache and probably some scars, so, it looked like they were fighting in battle.

    So far, i got compliments from some parents on how cool they think about me teaching them about Asia and how their child has been so interested. And the kid's should really enjoy the experience of dressing-up and eatting like a japanese person.


    I'm really into this and have been since i first found the two Japan activity books from the teachers store last weekend. :D Too bad i didn't find it sooner. :P

    The kids and i are also making cherry blossom chains to hang on the ceiling with paper lanters.


    I have to ask all the parents first...but next week i would love to bring my video camera in and tape the kids dressed up and stuff. But, i have to remember to type a letter so all the parents can sign.



    I've been working on a binder that explains Japan's culture. I'm going to show it to the kids...whenever i'm finsihed so they cna see by all the pictures i printed, what i've been talking/teaching them about.
    Wednesday, May 17th, 2006
    10:49 pm
    you know...
    You know...the teaching thing isn't as bad as i thought it would be. I still dont want to teach kids but it's cool to teach crafts and certain subjects to the kids at my childcare job. This past week and next week i've been teaching them about the Japan culture and they've been loving it so far. The cool thing is, i've gotten compliments from some of the parents on how they think its cool that i'm teaching them that and taking out time after work to prepare and organize, like a teacher.

    It's cute to see them say Hello and Bye in japanese while bowing.
    Monday, May 15th, 2006
    10:55 am
    Time
    I don't remember the last time i posted on this thing. o.O



    I finally finished my semester last week. Now i'm just impatiently waiting on my grades.


    I still dont know what i'm doing this summer...either working more hours or taking another class. I wont know for another week and i've grown quite impatient in waiting.


    Work has been going looney. I cna't wait till Julie gets because co-workers are just confusing themselves and i've grown tired in trying to clear things when the manager should be helping. :P
    Sunday, April 23rd, 2006
    1:03 pm
    It's been a while so why not.
    The semester is close to being done, only 3 weeks left and i'm thankful. I love learning new knowledge and having challenges for myself in the school enviroment, but... however, my mind needs a break from the two classes i'm in now (Spanish 2 and Philosophy, Intro to Ethics). They're both fun classes that bring entriguing thoughts and wonders but i can only take so much learning.

    During the short Easter break i grew attached to not doing homework during the weekend/week, something i wasn't use to doing because i've been studying every weekend and week day since school has started. Last week, the wek after our short break, i couldn't get myself to study like i wanted too. Not because i couldn't consentrate but more of the fact that i just wanted to rest and not consantly worry myself that if i don't study and keep studying i'll fail or do bad like i did years ago when i first started college. Oh, the heavy load of past grief/regret.

    I'll get over it. ;) Because i just needed some time apart from homework and the home enviornment and just needed some good laughs with a friend that i havent had in such a long while. Mike and I hung out last night by getting some dinner and shopping at Mejiers for Tennis Wrackets and balls. lol Oddly enough, we're determinded to play Tennis this summer at random courts even if him and i are skeptical on either of us playing well. But we bumped into someone Mike knew years ago that he met through his ex-gf/my Cuz Katie, at Meijers who knows how to play tennis-well, her friend does and we were all interested in having all of us play together one day while her friend taught us how to play Tennis. I remember the basics of the two different ways to serve but Mike and i don't know anything about how to score points when it comes to all the different lines on the court. *shrugs* It doesnt bug me to not know as long as him and i can hit the ball back and forth without stopping or killing eachother by accidentally hitting one another with the ball-which i do see happening when it comes to him and I...being competative and all.

    Katie, if you're reading this...i don't remember the girls name off hand, i think it starts with a C but she apparently was in Guard. She's older and has natural red hair...and lives on 19 mile and something...if that helps any. ha Cause that's all i got. Don't know if you knew her well or not.



    So, i'm starting to come back out into the world again but...during that process I will be cranky (the next 3 weeks) and easily tired because of finals and trying to get organization done at work and the kids projects/crafts ready for the week before the specific day/week we're doing it. I never noticed how much work/time it takes to get all that organization with the crafts, projects, toy cleaning, and things for the kids to learn for that month was till Julie left. She won't be back till May 29th or the second week of June, depending on if she takes 6 weeks off or 8 weeks. I'm hoping it's the 8 weeks-not only for the extra cash but i'm also curious to see how much more motivated/more i would get done with more time on my hands when i dont have school studying in my way. During the weekends i have more time to do work related stuff (depending on the homework) but during the week i really have no time and have to play it off by ear-which i dispise because then either the projects dont get started or not everything is all together. I can be kind-of a perfectionist...there's probably a better word for me to use...but i like to do a good job and not half ass the learning projects for the kids because to me...it;s something very important and not a waste of my time or there's. They aren't just there to be watched but also to taught and i would like to be one of those teacher's that actually gets them to learn and want to learn more, then not learn at all/be bored, ya know?

    It's cool to teach kids but i'm still not interested in becoming a teacher. I'm not good at teaching the kids science, math, social studies. lol This is judging on experience with past homework with the kids, especially Math. yeah, its elementary Math but i count with my fingers and sometimes even forget my times tables. That's a Learning Disability for ya but i still help them out and try to make it fun.

    The kids find it weird that i count with my fingers sometimes, not being use to seeing adults do it, figuring everyone who grows up becomes intelligent in everything, till i explained to them of my trouble in learning-how i'm slower then others but still intelligent in subjects that i'm not slow in. I gave details of how iw as taught in Elementary, Middle School and High school by Special Education teachers and basically without their help, i wouldn't of learned how to read quicker, speak clearly, spell correctly, etc. I also gave them details of my Learning Disability and others. But one of the main things i really wanted them to know is not to tease someone who is slower in learning because i grew up being teased for it in elementary, middle and high school. One time most of the kids were out fo the blue starting to use words they weren't suppose to be saying, calling each other names and amking fun of kids who were slower, more sensitive, shy, etc, and it just got to the point were almost two weeks went by of this going on, them not listening to our warnings, that i couldn't take it anymore so i had them ALL (19-20 kids that day) sit down on the carpet and listen to what i had to say. This is when i gave a repeat speech of the rules in the room, but what i brought up new was giving personal examples of my past. Not all kids knew about my L.D. so i told them all and explained it again, then i mentioned that i could hear some of the kids making fun of other kids at the childcare who are slower in learning or just call other kids names like "stupid" or "retard" because they were angry or thought it was funny. So, i explained how words could/can affect people internally, that when i was younger i was constantly teased to the point where i cried and thought no one liked me and that i was even called a retard. After explaining my past, the kids were quite shocked but took interest and consideration. After that, it's been pretty good. See, i like teaching stuff like that and discussing why the child is upset or sad and i do enjoy teaching the kids art but...others dont interest me as much.

    Okay, now i'm babbling.

    I've been e-mailing certain friends and IMing others to start getting better contact again but dont get your hopes up that i might call because i'm not a big phone person-least not when school is in session. *shrugs* That's just how i've always been.

    Starting this Monday i'll be working more hours. Work wants me to work as much as i can because Julie is gone and of course they know i'm willing too. Tuesday, Thursdays and Fridays will be rushing around because once i'm done with school stuff i have to leave straight for work, no time to stop at home to make a lunch or do errands. I'll have to start making lunch at nights. Fine with me....as long as i rememeber. ha



    Oh! I signed up for a summer class that starts in June even if i still don't know what i'm doing this summer work wise. I'm still crossing my fingers that i'll get more hours then i usually have when Julie works ( me having shcool) so i can save more dinero. If i can't or i get more hours and i still have time to take that summer class, then i will. But i still have to wait till the end of this semester to find out if i can Transfer to Oakland Unv. Because i would rather take the culture class during the summer...if it's even a option. I don't even know yet how Oakland does their stuff.

    Mope, i say. I just want to know my answers. :P



    Time for some cereal and then homework.



    Hasta Luego and all that Jazz.
    Thursday, March 16th, 2006
    8:45 am
    I have two papers two write for my Medterm in Philosophy thats due next week, Friday. For one question i would like people to answer, because i'm highly curious for how people will answer:

    Question for Essay 1:

    In june of 2001, the governor of Texas vetoed a bill that would have made it illegal to impose capital punishment on anyone who is mentally retarded, generally defined as an IQ under 70. First construct an argument supporting the governor's veto, then construct an agrument opposing it. Which is the better argument and why?



    My question to the people who read this is:

    1.) Why shouldn't we have capital punishment for a mentally challenged person with the IQ under 70?

    2.) Why should we have capital punishmnet for a mentally challenged person with the IQ under 70?

    3.) For the questions above, are your reasons based on facts [not internal feelings but external evidence], religion beliefs, and/or internal feelings?
    Monday, March 6th, 2006
    10:47 am
    MySpace
    I don't really update on here anymore. LJ has become boring to me. I'm even thinking of deleting this account but right i wont.

    If you want to read updates about me then check my myspace:


    http://www.myspace.com/21680666
    Wednesday, January 11th, 2006
    10:11 am
    I've been reading this book called The ADD Answer. It's a book about ADD/ADHD but it explains about how a parent can help their child. My Aunt Regina bought me this book for Christmas a couple of years ago or so because i was interested in the subject but i never read it because i wasn't "motivated" to read it even though i wanted too. Well, now i can't seem to put the book down. Even though it doesnt help me learn more for my Adult ADD, it still helps me understand ADD/ADHD that kids have. It's pretty damn interesting. I did know some of the information in the book but not the real definitions. It's hard for me to remember the terms and sometimes explanations-even though i understand it. If that makes sense to any of you?

    I'm learning about the side effects medications have on children and i was surprised to learn that kids could die from taking certain medications [Ritilan for example] for a long-period of time [but also depends on the kid]. I knew the med's would have consequences [sp?] but not that sevre [sp?].

    I learned techinques in how to work with the children and how parents shouldn't right away put a kid on medication.

    Etc. etc.

    It's a very helpful book.


    I should be reading Memoirs of a Geisha because my Mom bought it for me for Christmas and i knew i wouldn't read it if i saw the movie first [which i did last weekend] so...that could be a problem. ha I'm just weird like that. But i hear the book is better so i am curious. =^.^=

    Memoirs of a Geisha was an awesome and beautiful movie. I couldn't keep my eyes off of the screen. I highly recommend this movie for people to see. :)



    I start school tomorrow. :| I'm crossing my fingers that i get the same teacher [spanish] as last semester because then i would know what to expect and i like her teaching.


    I got myself to get up at a decent time now, instead of sleeping 10 hours a day without energy to get up. That sucks. Now i've been getting up 9:30a.m. every day and find that better then waking up at 11a.m. For school tomorrow though, i have to wake up at 7:30a.m. but im not worried.


    Okay, i'm late for my shower cause i have to work at 11:45a.m. today and it's already almost 10:30. :P My bad.

    I hope i get to rid on the bus with Tracy again. :D

    Current Mood: good
    Friday, January 6th, 2006
    12:17 am
    <td align="center">
    Danielle is most likely to get laid in China: Hong Kong, on a piano.

    QuizUniverse.com

    Take this quiz at QuizUniverse.com</td>




    dude, thats funny. i love how it's in asian too.


    I got curious.. Read more... )
    Friday, December 23rd, 2005
    10:24 am
    Dear Santa...

    Dear Santa,

    This year I've been busy!

    Last Thursday I broke [info]kurtis_burger's X-Box (-12 points). Last Monday I saved a busload of nuns in Angola (326 points). Last week I pulled over and changed [info]star3857's flat tire (15 points). In November I turned [info]forensicmaiden in for littering (3 points). In July I put gum in [info]warmerthanever's hair (-12 points).

    Overall, I've been nice (320 points). For Christmas I deserve a Lego set!

    Sincerely,
    SilverDeath

    Write your letter to Santa! Enter your LJ username:
    Saturday, December 17th, 2005
    9:25 pm
    A Real Update.
    It's seems that every time i get a chance to go on lj and type up an actual, vivid journal i dont feel the need too.

    Let's see if i remember to type everything:

    ~Last weekend friends and i celebrated brian's b-day at city club. I got to see john a, jeffy, chris, ian, robert, rob ingle, etc, there. It was good times.

    My favorite quote from a drunken friend:

    Robert: I love you. *pause* but i hate you.
    Me: Why do you hate me?
    Robert: Cause i love you.

    Read more... )
    Wednesday, December 14th, 2005
    9:48 pm
    Lots of things have been happening lately but i'm too tired to type.


    I'm getting my tonsils taken out tomorrow so if anyone calls me and i dont call back for a while then you know why.
    Tuesday, November 29th, 2005
    7:10 pm
    <td align="center" style="background: #000000; color: #FFFFFF;">Danielle's Random Movie Quote:

    'Great balls of fire. Don't bother me anymore, and don't call me sugar.'

    - Scarlett O’Hara, Gone with the Wind

    Take this quiz at QuizGalaxy.com</td>
    Monday, November 28th, 2005
    9:56 pm

    What You Really Think Of Your Friends



    Danielle is your soulmate.
    You truly love Brian.
    You consider Kristen your true friend.
    You know that Katie is always thinking of you.
    You'll remember Kate for the rest of your life.
    You secretly think Ian is creative, charming, and a bit too dramatic at times.
    You secretly think that Jeffy is colorful, impulsive, and a total risk taker.
    You secretly think that Rob I is loyal and trustworthy to you. And that Rob I changes lovers faster than underwear.
    You secretly think Chris is shy and nonconfrontational. And that Chris has a hidden internet romance.


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