what i wanna talk abt today…
if only you u guys understand how it feels to be in the classroom and forcing you to do the assignments…
go to google
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Qd_IsxgAf8
my thoughts for today
today is my first class…a lil bit blur…cant think of anything…maybe cuz i havent had my breakfast…roti canai seems to be very old choice for breakfast…
oil prices gone up..i wonder what they fry the chicken with these days….?kerosin maybe??
Awareness Ribbons
Yellow (yellow ribbon): cancer (particularly bladder cancer and testicular cancer), liver disease and liver cancer, missing person and missing children (”amber alert”), deployed soldiers (”support our troops“, POW/MIA, Gulf War), equality, endometriosis, teen suicide, suicide prevention, spina bifida (pale yellow), adoptive parents, sarcoma, hydrocephalus or hydrocephaly, hope, come home, sarcoma (yellow with sunflower)
Black (black ribbon): in memoriam / mourning / melanoma, anti-gang, anti-terrorism in Spain, POW-MIAs, Amish support, Supporting the fight against Natural Causes
, Anarchy, Suicide
Cream: spinal muscular atrophy (SMA)
Blue (blue ribbon): drunk driving, education, anti-tobacco, anti-second hand smoke, North Korean abductions of Japanese, freedom of speech
Dark Blue: child abuse prevention, colon cancer, water quality, crime victim rights, arthritis, hystiocytosis, domestic violence, water safety (flooding, drowning, and accidents), acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS), interstitial cystitis, Epstein-Barr virus (EBV), Reye’s syndrome, short bowel syndrome, myositis, leukodystrophy, hurricane support, police officers lost in the line of duty (”The Thin Blue Line”)
Light Blue: prostate cancer, Edward’s syndrome, scleroderma, Graves-Basedow Disease, Pro Choice, Thyroid Disease, lymphedema, trisomy 18
Brown: colorectal cancer, anti-tobacco
Gray: diabetes, brain cancer/brain tumors, asthma and allergies, Aphasia, generic (”Support A Cause”)
Green: health, ecology/environment, organ & tissue donor, prostate cancer, ovarian cancer, missing children, open records for adoptees, leukemia, depression (both adults and children), safe driving, bipolar disorder, mental health or illness, eye injuries, bone marrow transplants and donation, roadway construction worker and driving safety, glaucoma, kidney cancer or kidney disease, neural tube defects, mitochondrial disease, brain injury, growth and rebuilding, cerebral palsy
- Light Green: chronic pelvic pain, celiac disease
- Lime Green: lymphoma, Lyme disease, muscular dystrophy (wristband only), Sandhoff disease
Green with Red and White stripe: solidarity with Free Chechnya
Denim: solidarity with the pro-democracy movement in Belarus
Forest Green: Tsunami relief, save Darfur
Jade: Jade Ribbon Campaign spreads information about hepatitis B (HBV) and liver cancer in Asian and Pacific Islander (API) communities
Orange (orange ribbon): the Ukrainian Orange Revolution of 2004, hunger awareness, lupus, racial tolerance, cultural diversity, leukemia, feral cats, motorcyclist safety, multiple sclerosis (wristband only), self injury, Agent Orange exposure, roadway construction worker safety (particularly honoring those who died on the job), Anti Disengagement Plan (Israel)
Peach: endometrial cancer, uterine cancer
Periwinkle: pulmonary hypertension, eating disorders, stomach cancer, GERD, IBS
Pink (pink ribbon): breast cancer, birth parents
Purple (purple ribbon): Alzheimer’s disease, Epilepsy, pancreatic cancer, Fibromyalgia, domestic violence, Pagan Pride, Children with disabilities, religious tolerance, animal abuse, the victims of 9/11 (includes police and firefighters), Crohn’s disease and colitis, cystic fibrosis, leimyosarcoma, macular degeneration, Sjogren’s syndrome, lupus, sarcoidosis, the homeless, thyroid disease, ADD/ADHD, cancer survivor
Puzzle piece ribbon: Autism awareness
Red: HIV/AIDS (World AIDS Day), DUI awareness, MADD / DARE, substance abuse, epidermolysis bullosa, Pro-Life, love, heart disease (also uses the red dress symbol), Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome, Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (RSD)/Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) (WPW)
Red, White, & Blue: patriotism, 9/11 victims, safety (USA)
Red, White, & Red: leukemia & lymphoma
Sheer w/Gold: lung cancer
Silver: abuse of the elderly, Parkinson’s disease, children with disabilities, any diseases or disorders of the brain including mental illness and strokes
Teal: Native American reparations (or turquoise ribbon); myasthenia gravis; ovarian, cervical, uterine, and all other gynecological cancers; substance abuse; sexual violence; polycystic ovarian syndrome; spaying and neutering pets, Tourette syndrome
White (white ribbon): peace, adoption (adoptee), student sexual assault, child exploitation and abuse (including child pornography on the Internet), free speech, purity, Alzheimer’s disease, lung cancer, retinoblastoma, multiple sclerosis, innocence, victims of terrorism, right to life, diabetes, bone disease and bone cancer, Pope John Paul II (”Rest In Peace”), poverty awareness (especially the Make Poverty History and ONE Campaign)
- Burgundy ribbon: hospice care, multiple myeloma, cesarean sections, headaches and migraines, thrombophilia
- Lavender ribbon: all cancers (general cancer awareness), epilepsy, Rett syndrome, foster care
- Pearl ribbon: lung cancer and lung disease, multiple sclerosis, mesothelioma
- Clear ribbon: lung cancer and lung disease, multiple sclerosis
- Red and white ribbon: head and neck cancer, aplastic anemia
- Red and yellow ribbon: hepatitis C
- Red and black ribbon: Self injury
- Red and blue ribbon: Self injury
- Red and blue with a heart ribbon: congenital heart defects (also red, blue and red stripes)
- Blue and yellow ribbon: Down syndrome, designated drivers (”The Hero Campaign”)
- Light pink and light blue ribbon: pregnancy and infant loss, SIDS, male breast cancer, genital integrity, intersexual people
- Purple ribbon with a red rose: cystic fibrosis
- Purple and green ribbon: hospice and palliative care
- Purple and blue ribbon: pediatric stroke
- Purple and yellow ribbon: chemical injury
- Purple, pink and teal ribbon: thyroid cancer
- Purple ribbon with white stripes: relapsing polychondritis – RP ribbon image
- Spectrum (rainbow) ribbon: multiple sclerosis (MS)
- Orchid and orange ribbon: psoriasis
- Lime green and aqua ribbon: adult stem cell donor
- Teal and pink ribbon: hereditary breast cancer, gynecological and breast cancers
- Black and light pink ribbon: bone marrow donor, loss of a daughter
- Black and light blue ribbon: loss of a son
- Black and white ribbon: carcinoid syndrome cancer (zebra striped), animal conservation (zebra striped), anti-racism
- Black, white, and black ribbon (three stripes): vaccine danger
- Gold and black ribbon: platelet donor
- Ivory, burgundy, and ivory ribbon (three stripes): oral, head, and neck cancer
- Yellow, lime green, orange, aqua, and hot pink ribbon: myelodysplastic syndrome
- Orange, green, blue, purple, and yellow ribbon: sexually-transmitted disease (STD) awareness
- Camouflage ribbon (green and brown camouflage or beige camouflage): support our troops
- ASCII ribbon: against HTML in emails
- Pink and blue ribbon: several meanings
What I Want in a Man
- Handsome
- Charming
- Financially successful
- A caring listener
- Witty
- In good shape
- Dresses with style
- Appreciates finer things
- Full of thoughtful surprises
- An imaginative, romantic lover, every day of the week
- Nice looking (prefer hair on his head)
- Opens car doors, holds chairs
- Has enough money for a nice dinner
- Listens more than talks
- Laughs at my jokes
- Carries bags of groceries with ease
- Owns at least one tie
- Appreciates a good home-cooked meal
- Remembers birthdays and anniversaries
- Seeks romance at least 4-5 times a week
- Not too ugly (bald head OK)
- Doesn’t drive off until I’m in the car
- Works steady – splurges on dinner out occasionally
- Nods head when I’m talking
- Usually remembers punch lines of jokes
- Is in good enough shape to rearrange the furniture
- Wears a shirt that covers his stomach
- Knows not to buy champagne with screw-top lids
- Remembers to put the toilet seat down
- Shaves most weekends
- Interested in romance 2-3 times a week
- Keeps hair in nose and ears trimmed
- Doesn’t belch or scratch in public
- Doesn’t borrow money too often
- Doesn’t nod off to sleep when I’m venting
- Doesn’t retell the same joke too many times
- Is in good enough shape to get off couch on weekends
- Usually wears matching socks and fresh underwear
- Appreciates a good TV dinner
- Remembers your name on occasion
- Shaves some weekends
- Hope for a kiss each day
- Doesn’t scare small children
- Remembers where bathroom is
- Doesn’t require much money for upkeep
- Only snores lightly when asleep
- Remembers why he’s laughing
- Is in good enough shape to stand up by himself
- Usually wears some clothes
- Likes soft foods
- Remembers where he left his teeth
- Remembers that it’s the weekend
- Remembers what romance was like
- Breathing
- Doesn’t miss the toilet
