chocolate milk coffee and cake

#peopleilove

Sun, 22 May 2011 15:48:29 -0400

1. daddy a great motivator, a tough man, a reliable man, a positive thinker. the most valuable man in my life

a long period of time of exams

Wed, 04 May 2011 00:07:20 -0400

okay. i’ve just touched this tumblr after a long time didn’t -.-

today’s a great done. all exams have passed. and i do really satisfied with all my works.
did experiments, made experiment reports, and blabla..those are seriously exhausting.

thank YOU, JESUS :D thank you all!

sportspage: bosstownsports: Welp… this is awkward. Maybe they...

Tue, 03 May 2011 23:57:08 -0400

sportspage:

bosstownsports:

Welp… this is awkward.

Maybe they are planning a Mother’s Day surprise.

vanityfair: No seriously. Try it on. Try it on NOW. NOW....

Tue, 03 May 2011 23:53:12 -0400

vanityfair:

No seriously. Try it on. Try it on NOW. NOW. NOW.

@ helipad bpn :) w/ my erel april,25th,2011!

Wed, 27 Apr 2011 08:22:00 -0400

@ helipad bpn :) w/ my erel april,25th,2011!

Chitwood & Hobbs: The 2011 NFL Schedule

Wed, 27 Apr 2011 08:10:36 -0400

Chitwood & Hobbs: The 2011 NFL Schedule:

chitwoodandhobbs:

Last week the NFL announced the schedule for 2011. Let’s pretend that we’ll see all 17 weeks because I have a few thoughts.

Thursday - The season kicks off with the Saints vs. Packers, the past two Super Bowl winners. I like the match up but I still think it’s lame that the season opens…

paulkatcher: Three NBA playoff teams won on their home court...

Wed, 27 Apr 2011 08:08:14 -0400

paulkatcher:

Three NBA playoff teams won on their home court Tuesday night by an average of 23 points, which illuminates the Knicks’ collapse, in which they dropped two games at MSG by an average of 15 points. And got a standing ovation at the end. Embarrassing.

60feet6inches: thebestdamnsportssiteever: Remember one of the...

Sat, 02 Apr 2011 07:52:29 -0400

60feet6inches:

thebestdamnsportssiteever:

Remember one of the greatest April Fools Day pranks ever pulled, a George Plimpton article in Sports Illustrated entitled “The Curious Case of Sidd Finch,” which was published on April 1, 1985. The piece, about a newly discovered, larger-than-life baseball player who could supposedly throw a fastball 168 miles per hour, was presented as fact by the mag and fooled people across the nation for several days.

Of course a clever person could have figured out the hoax from the first line - “He’s a pitcher, part yogi and part recluse. Impressively liberated from our opulent life-style, Sidd’s deciding about yoga—and his future in baseball” - with the first letter of every word spelling out “Happy April Fools Day.”

The Best Damn Sports Site Ever

I still have this issue of SI.

bitchesandbasketball: LAKER VS. MAVS DRAMA: TERRY, BARNES,...

Fri, 01 Apr 2011 12:34:37 -0400

bitchesandbasketball:

LAKER VS. MAVS DRAMA: TERRY, BARNES, BLAKE, HAYWOOD, & EJECTED!

March 31, 2010: Dallas Mavericks vs. Los Angeles Lakers, 110-82

If you missed last nights Los Angeles Lakers vs. Dallas Mavericks matchup, you missed a good, drama-filled game. Peep the video above to check out the fights and altercations between the western conference teams.

First, a fight ensued after Mavs player Jason Terry flagrantly shoved Steve Blake out of bounds. The two were head-to-head ready to fight as many Laker players including Brendan Haywood, and Matt Barnes jumped into the fight.

Barnes also has his own altercation with Mavs assistant coach Terry Stotts. Stotts attempted to restrain Barnes after the incident. Barnes wasn’t having that, and he shoved Stotts onto the Mavs bench.

Barnes, Blake, Haywood, and Terry were all ejected from last night’s game.

Oh, and did I mention a Lakers fan attempted to rush the Mavs bench?!?

Whewww… what a game!!

GARDU LAPAS quote

Fri, 01 Apr 2011 12:22:13 -0400

there is no more everlasting friends like you all :D

every moment with you is the sweetest one dedicated to GARDU...

Fri, 01 Apr 2011 12:09:42 -0400

every moment with you is the sweetest one

dedicated to GARDU LAPAS ;)

from the back, left to right marvino farrel flittner fernando R...

Fri, 01 Apr 2011 11:58:00 -0400

from the back, left to right

marvino farrel flittner fernando R M, nur lutfian, reza kurnia arief, ines janan shabira, sudhiarta s, ridho ramadhoni, erick hasudungan sitorus, dammar ghoesti pravantaqa, rizky atma satria, ayu permatasari, yuniansari, retno, eka, chandra meiriska krisnaningrum, riezky sharastiti, dicanoshita christy pandelaki, astrid giovany sitohang, nindita novitasari, ratna, yulia dwi anggraeni, adelia, aldilah ramadhani, praise ichthus tampi, dewi, jenny, chantika, nila ditha, rizka lellyani maramis, florens fransiska koroh, tirza jesica sualang, stefie mamesah, kartika rahel siburian, nathania verina pandeirot

i miss you like crazy :’)

it’s my first lovely BIG family, where i know how to...

Fri, 01 Apr 2011 11:45:49 -0400

it’s my first lovely BIG family, where i know how to laugh, care, love and be loved in my high school year :)

dglsplsblg: Chim Chim Cheree by John Coltrane

Fri, 01 Apr 2011 11:24:15 -0400

dglsplsblg:

Chim Chim Cheree by John Coltrane

Franklin Graham, Religious Extremism, Dad, God and Me (Confessions of a Former Religious Nut Leader)

Thu, 24 Mar 2011 11:42:51 -0400

Franklin Graham, Religious Extremism, Dad, God and Me (Confessions of a Former Religious Nut Leader):

As I describe in my new book Sex, Mom, and God: How the Bible’s Strange Take on Sex Led to Crazy Politics — and How I Learned to Love Women (and Jesus) Anyway my flawed Religious Right leader father was just famous in the Evangelical ghetto, not famous in the entire world. Imagine the discrepancy between evangelist Billy Graham’s semiofficial status as the American Protestant “pope” (and chaplain to presidents) and the reality of his actual human self as seen daily from the Graham children’s perspective. I happen to have become close friends with Gigi Graham when we were both in our twenties. (We’ve since fallen out of touch.)

Suffice to say that when Billy Graham’s daughter Ruth wrote to me after reading my memoir Crazy For God to say that she loved the book and that she and the other Graham children were also “sacrificial lambs,” I knew just what she meant. So the story of evangelist Billy Graham’s son Franklin Graham strikes scarily close to my own experiences.

I met Franklin several times while we were both coming of age as the sons of religious leaders. Our first meeting happened when we were both nine and he visited my parent’s ministry of L’Abri Fellowship (with branches in Switzerland where I lived then, the US, the UK, Holland, Korea etc.,) with his whole family and stayed for church and Sunday tea. (Franklin looked as if he’d rather have been just about anywhere else.) A few years later, Franklin was poised to follow in his father’s footsteps. But just before that he (all-too-briefly) deviated from the usual nepotistic path. Rumors abounded about Franklin’s “wild living” and the rejecting of his family’s faith.

When I was in my early twenties (in the 1970s), I remember talking to Franklin’s mother and his sister Gigi about Franklin’s “period of youthful rebellion” and how sad they were that he’d “fallen so far from the Lord.” But later Franklin “repented” and then rejoined the team and took over his father’s ministry.

Franklin’s story is typical of the preposterous nepotistic “model” of Protestant leadership, what might be called entrepreneurial ministry through the Divine Right of Succession to the Mailing List If You Can’t Find Anything Better To Do. But Franklin also represents something else: the second generation in an Evangelical empire being even harsher and more strictly fundamentalist than the first.

Franklin’s father (Billy Graham) became less political as the years passed. He also toned down his earlier (1950s) hellfire Protestant fundamentalism, allowing, for instance, that Roman Catholics and other non-born again people might even be saved. During one of our meetings in the mid-1980s, Billy told my late father and me that he’d got burned by getting too close to Nixon and being identified with his policies and that he did not intend to be seen endorsing a political figure or cause again. In the 1970s Billy had even point-blank refused to become part of the antiabortion crusade we waged, no matter how often Dad and I begged him to join our “call to save babies.” Billy said that we’d become “too political” and “too harsh.” (He was right.)

First Read - Health care -- one year later

Thu, 24 Mar 2011 11:38:46 -0400

First Read - Health care -- one year later:

think4yourself:

By the numbers: For all your quick facts needs, here’s a health care, by numbers (gathered from published reports, the Kaiser Family Foundation, government health-care Web sites, the Department of Health and Human Services, and White House “fact sheets”):

$2.8 billion: Dollars distributed so far to states to implement the law.

$241 million: Dollars given so far to six states and a “coalition of states” in “Early Innovator” grants

$50 million: Dollars to go out this year for five-year medical malpractice grants to go out this year to states to “develop, implement, and evaluate alternatives to current tort litigations”

$50 million: Dollars in grants sent to states to establish exchanges

$46 million: Dollars in grants so far to states to address insurance rate increases

4 million: People received $250 because they hit the Medicare “donut hole” since the law passed

12,000: People who were denied coverage because of pre-existing conditions since the law was passed and were added to the government-run Pre-Existing Condition Insurance Plan

1,040: Waivers granted that allow companies to cap annual payouts at lower levels than the original law orders

219: House Democrats voted for the health-care bill

171: House Democrats remain in Congress

63: House seats Democrats lost in the 2010 midterms

56: Senate Democrats voted for the bill

53: Percent who say they’re still confused by the law

48: Percent who say they think the law has either been repealed (22%) or aren’t sure (26%)

46: Democrats who voted for the bill remain in the Senate

38: States whose legislatures have proposed measures opposing elements of health reform

27: States have challenged the constitutionality of the law

26: Percent who say they’re not sure if the health-care law has been repealed

22: Percent who say incorrectly that the health-care law has been repealed

6: States — Nevada, Kentucky, Florida, Georgia, North Dakota, and Iowa — all have applied for waivers and are being reviewed

6: Cases pending in lower courts challenging the health-care law

5: Health-care lawsuits taken up by the courts out of the dozens of cases that were filed — most centered on the individual mandate, which requires all Americans to buy health insurance

3: Steps the Small Business Administration created for small businesses to apply for or see if they qualify for government subsidies. The SBA claims, “Four million of the nation’s six million small businesses that employ workers could be eligible for these credits.”

3: Court decisions in court in favor of the administration

2: Court decisions against the administration.

1: State — Maine has undergone the full process to get approval for a waiver on the 80%-85% provision of the health-care law. It got the provision adjusted to 65% through 2012. The reason for approval, per HHS: “The main insurance company that provides coverage for about” one-third of the 37,000 people on the individual market “said they may leave the market if they are required to meet the higher standard.”

1: Other state — New Hampshire — is farthest along in its waiver process and has a hearing set for Thursday.

kobe-bryant-in-support-of-tsunami-victims-in-japan

Thu, 24 Mar 2011 11:06:14 -0400

kobe-bryant-in-support-of-tsunami-victims-in-japan:

i love it :*

ME and MY BELOVED BOY :P for he is so caring loving and...

Thu, 24 Mar 2011 10:53:31 -0400

ME and MY BELOVED BOY :P

for he is so caring loving and understanding

*raww*

"it’s not what people do or say to you that is important. it is how you react in that..."

Thu, 24 Mar 2011 10:49:12 -0400

“it’s not what people do or say to you that is important. it is how you react in that situation, it is important”

WHERE WOULD YOU MOST LIKE TO VISIT ON YOUR PLANET?

Thu, 24 Mar 2011 10:36:47 -0400

all countries in all over the earth