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August 13, 2008

Why in the America Brett Favre saying he quitings footballs then not quit footballs?

Filed under: Social Science — smitha @ 8:04 am


He want play or not play so now play, but Greenwhich not want, so why he need to play game age 80 year old man of strong muscle but he not come kiss me, he crazy man or something like this, yes?

 

You’re a disgusting misogynist pig!

July 31, 2008

Does charity and welfare slow down human evolution by hampering natural selection?

Filed under: Social Science — smitha @ 3:36 pm


The question is about evolutionary biology and how it applies to Homosapiens living in a society that advocates protecting the weakest. I realize that all social organisms such as ants and elephants protect the weakest among them to a certain extend, but these organisms cannot do it as effectively as modern human beings with all their technology.

 

No, if anything it speeds it up. Fit does not equal rich. Fit means able to pass along DNA.

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Well when Darwim made his theory of evolution he did not suggest nor intend to suggest it be applied to human beings. Human beings have emotions and relationships for a reason. Because of this it is in our instinct to help out others that are weaker. We as a human race have survived all this time helping each other out so no one can say doing so will be our downfall because weaklings are surviving. Perhaps this is why certain animal species have perished, because they didn’t effectively help each other out…

July 23, 2008

Where is the balance between humanism and morals?

Filed under: Social Science — smitha @ 4:36 pm


Do you have a balance or a belief concerning the subject?

 

humanism and morals should be balance together otherwise some human who doesn’t have morals will behave as animals. It all depend on the person how much morals they have.

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the humanism - morals venn diagram has much more of an overlap than does the religion - morals venn diagram

im a secular humanist and so my morals are guided by whats best for humanity and NOT whats the best way to adhere to millenia old superstitious hogwash

the only things i see you have to balance against humanism when it comes to morals are things like animal welfare and care for the planet - whats good for humanity might not always be what’s best for animals or the planet

July 15, 2008

1970’s: ECONOMIC DEPRESSION - How did we…?

Filed under: Social Science — smitha @ 10:54 pm


How did we get out of economic depression in the 70’s???
We are having similar problems today and i just thought some old ideas could be of new assistance.

 

There was no depression in the 1970s. There was a 16 month recession in 1973-75.

July 9, 2008

How to deal with a sociopathic ex-son-in-law?

Filed under: Social Science — smitha @ 1:00 pm


My ex-son-in-law is in and out of my grandkids lives and always messes their heads and hearts up during the out time. He has a kid with his current wife and his latest mess was to cause permanent breathing issues for this kid by treating their home after a pest control service had already treated… with knowledge it would make his kid sick. He intended to make his kid sick and then sue. How sick is that?!!! Anyway, he does stuff like this all the time and no one has been able to really “catch” him and “prove” he does any of the stuff he does (this isn’t the first, just the last in a list of many) and he brags about his activities to people who aren’t willing to rat him out,so how does one go about turning him in so he does no further harm. He has been accused of criminal sexual conduct of 2 boys and barely scraped out of that. The list is too long for here. I think he fits the sociopath bill to a tee…. he does nothing for anyone unless he benfits, he has no concsience.

 

It must be tempting to take out a contract on the guy, but that’s illegal unfortunately. The custodial parents needs to go to court and get a restraining order against him so he has to stay away from the ex and the kids. The ideal situation would be move away with the kids and not let anyone he knows where you’ve gone. They deserve a healthier life and only you, the adults, can give it to them. Since this isn’t likely to happen, you’ll have to just continue to use all the tools available to you to keep him out of the kids’ lives. With a little luck, he’ll mess up so badly he gets put away for a good, long time.

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He’s not a sociopath. He’s a psychopath. Have you called the Child Abuse hotline in your area and spoken to them? Can your daughter move for sole custody (assuming they have joint) and with supervised visitation? I think the first step would be to speak to the child and family services department. Good luck!

EDIT: Isn’t the child support order being enforced by the courts? If so, can’t the support payments be deducted automatically from his check? Does your daughter have any attorney? If not, she really needs one. Also, the children need an advocate. Have you considered putting them in counseling? My girlfriend is dealing with the very same situation you are and her children are seeing a children’s therapist. A few times, the therapist has had to go to court or provide a written statement stating the effect their father’s antics have had on them and how she feels, in her expert opinion, that the children’s best interests would not be served by _______________ (fill in the blank). They may also need to seek mediation on the visitation schedule. My girlfriend’s soon-to-be ex also had the idea of taking the kids over summer vacation so he wouldn’t have to pay support, but the mediator nixed that. He can have them for two weeks during the summer, but not consecutive weeks. Considering this is the kind of guy she is dealing with, you all will need to make sure you keep careful records of EVERYTHING. That’s what my friend does and these records have been very helpful to her in court matters. Also, her soon-to-be ex seems to back down somewhat when he’s confronted with things like receipts, tax records, printed out e-mails, etc. She records everything … the times he picks up the kids, when he drops them off, where they say they went, etc. and she also saves all e-mails, all voice mails, all receipts. In short, every single thing. Unfortunately, that’s what you need to do when dealing with this manipulative and sneaky.

June 14, 2008

What lessons can we learn from successful entrepreneurs?

Filed under: Business And Finance, Social Science — smitha @ 3:58 am

Even though I’m a successful entrepreneur, I know I always have more to learn. Continuing to get ideas from new people and learn helps me stay successful. What lessons about entrepreneurship can you share?

I think entrepreneurs teach people about hard work and dedication because an entrepreneur has a desire to achieve, the push to conquer problems, and give birth to a successful venture. It involves hard work and most are generally workaholics (Everyone who knows Donald Trump knows he is ). Entrepreneurs have a nurturing quality and are willing to take charge of, and watch over a venture until it can stand alone. They have an acceptance of responsibility. They are morally, legally, and mentally accountable for their ventures. Some entrepreneurs may be driven more by altruism than by self-interest. They reward orientation and have a desire to achieve, work hard and take responsibility, but also want to be rewarded handsomely for their efforts; rewards can be in forms other than money, such as recognition and respect. They are optomistic and live by the philosophy that this is the best of times, and that anything is possible. They have an orientation to excellence and often desire to achieve something outstanding that they can be proud of. They have strong organization and are good at bringing together the components (including people) of a venture. They want to make a profit; but the profit serves primarily as a meter to gauge their success and achievement. The demand theory holds that entrepreneurs emerge out of the combination of entrepreneurial opportunities and people who are well-positioned to take advantage of them. Thus, anyone who encounters the right conditions might become an entrepreneur, if they find themselves in a position where they find a valuable problem that they alone can solve.

Studied Business technology in College until I had to drop out due to pregnancy complications this year.

 

October 30, 2007

Seriously, what is wrong with men?

Filed under: Social Science — smitha @ 11:40 am
  1. I’m sorry for what you’ve had to go through, but, no, not all guys are jerks
  2. Perhaps you need to meet some males worthy of your attention. We’re not all that way.
  3. I agree that not ALL men are jerks, but it seems like all the men you have met are. You need a change of scenery girl. Get out of that hell you call “home” and you may start to meet some decent people (even guys)
  4. You have a very common life.Know that your story isnt very different than than the next woman.What i say is if you always look where you always look you will always get what you get.Try newer surroundings.And good luck!
  5. You tell me what makes all men in your life like this. if you can’t change them for better don’t let them change you. have a faith and try to make your life better always.
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believe it or not there are some fantastic men out there, you just have to know where to look. nobody can make excuses for what has happened to you, and none of it is your fault. your brother is probably harbouring some issues though, regarding the father and step father situation, as you probably know, your father and step father would have been the role models for your brothers behaviour. this doesnt make it right though. maybe you should talk to him, him may not even know he is the way he is. you also need to talk to someone (ie a psychotherapist) about what has happened to you, if you havent already, they will help you deal with what happened as well as give you some more self confidence. as for the boys at your school, all boys are like that, and maybe making friends with some girls wouldnt be a bad idea, but be choosy, as you will probably confide in them your deepest darkest secrets. as for the guy who told you to go away, it could be that he had more on his mind thatn you know about, and he is finding it hard to deal with his problems as well as yours (he could have been a bit nicer though). you never know, he might have been the nice guy you are looking for and may care about you a hell of a lot, which then it would hurt him to see you in so much pain.
sorry about the long winded reply, but i hope i helped.

 

  1. hang in there.youve just had one hell of a life so far.were not all assholes.i wish the best for you because more than likely your going to or probably already do have major trust issues when it is going to involve us.i wish i could of been the most recent friend of yours because what i need more than anything right now is a female friend.not trying to get a laugh from the guys.lifes a strange place.it’ll be alright.it’ll all work out.
  2. Really, not all of them are jerks, but the majority are. Don’t worry you are 17 you will meet a lot of good guys. May be you need to try some time to avoid friendship with men. See what will happen, may be you need to take your time.
  3. After reading your post…
    I’m sorry that you had to go through all that…
    Try joining a “support”-group, as in just a group of people coming together having some fun.
    I’m a Christian youth leader, and we have a youth programme.
    I’m sure you could probably find something somewhere that would fit you.

    By the way. I believe everything happens for a reason. Keep your chin up. Stay positive.
    If you get through this, you will be an ambassador for women who have the same problems. And perhaps you can even help them. Let that motivate you.
    But first. Help yourself. You are strong. You CAN get through this.

  4. U have gone through some big difficulties! All I can say is ur plain unlucky regards to males. Hope you find a nice person soon.
  5. U have gone through some big difficulties! All I can say is ur plain unlucky regards to males. Hope you find a nice person soon.
  6. wecome to life gurl fuk thats the way things are but Im sure there is mr dot com smarty pants dog loving choclate giving I dont need to study skin cancering addicted to answers year seven got a chin like me and the rest of our family gurl um yeah theres the perfect man out there for you but we are all; man you know and you are women lolssss

This is the first time I’ve had a dream where I actually decide to stop running?

Filed under: Social Science — smitha @ 8:43 am
  1. Usually if I dream that I am running it is because I have a problem that is bothering me. I’d say things have settled down for you and going smoothly. I hope I am right for you.
  2. I really don’t know. But I don’t like pit-bull…..
  3. It may been you’ve decided to face whatever problems you have and deal with them, rather than run away from them. I think this is a very positive dream for you.
  4. Stop handling dogs to avoid dreams about being bitten!
  5. You are coming to grips with a situation in your life. You have avoided for too long. You have run away from the situation, not wishing to face it, for fear of failure/defeat. You have come to a place in your life where you have the confidence and intelligence to solve the problem.
  6. It means you’re ready to face your fear.

September 3, 2007

Is it possible to control our dreams when sleeping?

Filed under: Social Science — smitha @ 5:11 am

What you are talking about is called lucid dreaming. I think, with practice, it is possible. Ever seen the movie Waking Life? After watching that, I was obsessed with lucid dreaming for a while. It’s difficult though, and I’m not sure it makes for the most restful sleep. But, in your case, I guess it’s better than nightmares.

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