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Saturday, November 13, 2010
Flirty Messages For Love Ones
If beauty were time you would be for eternity..
The shortest word for me is I, the sweetest word for me is Love, and the only one for me is You..
If I could rearrange the alphabet I would put the U and I together..
Lets commit the perfect crime I'll steal my heart and you steal mine..
Are you tired because you've been running through my mind all day..
Baby do you have a map? Because I just keep getting lost in your eyes..
Stars + Moon=Romantic, Night+Sky=Lovely day, Animals+Forest=Refresing world, Me+You=Paradise...
How To Loose Weight Fast?
- It doesn't mean stop eating because if you do that you'll get weaker. However cut down in food or buy food with has less fat. For example replace fizzy drinks to water. Replace whole milk to semi-skimmed milk. If you drink tea/coffee then stop adding sugar. Stop treating yourself with chocolates, biscuits and replace that with fruits which would keep your skin radiant and healthy.
- Additionally never miss breakfast not only does it have a risk of blackouts it also would make you feel much hungrier later on. Not only would you replace your breakfast you would also choose bad food to replace like chocolates, cereal bars which aren't as healthy as cereal. Irregular eating habits can dispute the body's metabolism which makes it harder to loose weight in the first place.
Increasing excercise:-
- You don't need to walk 3 miles per day but create a pattern a walking mile daily. Walk in stead of bus/car. Every time you excercise you burn CALORIE and FAT.
- It doesn't mean you need to walk, you can do fun excercises such as swimming which is one popular sport to loose many calories; or you can dance, cycle.
- There are many excercise machine which can be worked out much cheaper then going gym. You can make a gym from your home. There are various machine like tread miller, excercise bicycle etc
And bear in mind one thing you can't loose weight within a day it takes practise, a person can loose about 2/3 pounds per week. But if you work on it, in one/two months you can be seeing a new figure. Remember a good healthy diet followed by excercise needs would make that new figure!
Friday, November 12, 2010
Links To Play Games
http://www.freeaddictinggames.com/
http://www.candystand.com/
http://www.addictinggames.com/
http://www.funny-games.biz/
http://1000webgames.com/
http://www.blitzgamer.com/
http://www.ballerarcade.com/
http://www.itsnotbadatall.com/
Thursday, November 11, 2010
Places For Guy's Taking To Dates
- Cinema- you can sneak to put your arm around her
- Restaurant- Girls like being treated to food
- Waterparks-Its fun you can both have a waterfight
- Beaches- its cheap, relaxing and girls find it romantic
- Candle light dinner- Girls love it
UK University Fees In The Increase
Government plans to make the fees of University to £9000 which caused violence
The Higher Education Policy Institute (Hepi) says with almost all universities set to charge the top rate, a larger than expected burden will fall on the Treasury.
Hepi examined government plans to reform England's higher education system, which involve removing the teaching grant and replacing it with higher fees for students. These would be paid through government-funded loans which students start to pay back once they earn £21,000.Universities are to be allowed to charge up to £9,000 a year for courses; the government expects most to charge about £6,000 - with some going above that in exceptional circumstances.
'Low-quality' label
But Hepi argues that almost all will charge the top rate in due course, which means the government will have to fund much larger student loans.
Its report says: "Those that have struggled to recruit students will initially be more cautious, but within a few years, we believe that almost all universities will charge the maximum £9,000 fee."
It continues: "The public expenditure costs will be much higher than expected because fees (and therefore the government's loan obligations) will be much higher than anticipated."
The government assumes it will lose between 25% and 30% of the money it lends out, as it does now.
But Hepi argues it is more likely to lose about 50% of what it lends because the sums being borrowed are much larger and the government's estimate of what graduates will earn is too high.
The government also assumes the average graduate earning will be almost £100,000 a year - a calculation based on graduate wages having trebled over the past 30 years.
But students Protest
There were students, articulate and animated, ready to tell anyone who would listen that they were enraged by the raising of fees. And they returned again and again to their anger at how the Liberal Democrats appeared to be about to break their promise to students to vote against a fee increase.But this only flared into violence when a small group left the main protest, carrying what appeared to be an effigy, and gathered in the area in front of the 30 Millbank office building.Most of the students on the rally had been peaceful and good-natured. A crowd followed them, flooding into this enclosed area, cheering as the effigy was burned.As more people crowded around the building, including some masked and hooded demonstrators, the mood changed. It became clear that there was going to be an attempt by some demonstrators to force their way inside.Missiles began to fly towards the large plate glass windows across the front of the building, which was only protected by a thin line of police, standing with metal truncheons raised. They were guarding the entrance against what had swiftly become a siege, their backs against a glass wall. Outnumbered and overwhelmed, this line of policemen was slowly but relentlessly hemmed against the front of the building, missiles raining down on them.
Government plans to make the fees of University to £9000 which caused violence
The Higher Education Policy Institute (Hepi) says with almost all universities set to charge the top rate, a larger than expected burden will fall on the Treasury.
Hepi examined government plans to reform England's higher education system, which involve removing the teaching grant and replacing it with higher fees for students. These would be paid through government-funded loans which students start to pay back once they earn £21,000.Universities are to be allowed to charge up to £9,000 a year for courses; the government expects most to charge about £6,000 - with some going above that in exceptional circumstances.
'Low-quality' label
Its report says: "Those that have struggled to recruit students will initially be more cautious, but within a few years, we believe that almost all universities will charge the maximum £9,000 fee."
It continues: "The public expenditure costs will be much higher than expected because fees (and therefore the government's loan obligations) will be much higher than anticipated."
The government assumes it will lose between 25% and 30% of the money it lends out, as it does now.
But Hepi argues it is more likely to lose about 50% of what it lends because the sums being borrowed are much larger and the government's estimate of what graduates will earn is too high.
The government also assumes the average graduate earning will be almost £100,000 a year - a calculation based on graduate wages having trebled over the past 30 years.
But students Protest
There were students, articulate and animated, ready to tell anyone who would listen that they were enraged by the raising of fees. And they returned again and again to their anger at how the Liberal Democrats appeared to be about to break their promise to students to vote against a fee increase.But this only flared into violence when a small group left the main protest, carrying what appeared to be an effigy, and gathered in the area in front of the 30 Millbank office building.Most of the students on the rally had been peaceful and good-natured. A crowd followed them, flooding into this enclosed area, cheering as the effigy was burned.As more people crowded around the building, including some masked and hooded demonstrators, the mood changed. It became clear that there was going to be an attempt by some demonstrators to force their way inside.Missiles began to fly towards the large plate glass windows across the front of the building, which was only protected by a thin line of police, standing with metal truncheons raised. They were guarding the entrance against what had swiftly become a siege, their backs against a glass wall. Outnumbered and overwhelmed, this line of policemen was slowly but relentlessly hemmed against the front of the building, missiles raining down on them.
FW: Celebrity Shocking Bodies
Rapper, Kanye West has replaced his bottom teeth with diamonds because, according to the rapper, 'that's what a star is supposed to do'. He does have a point - half the battle with being a celebrity is being noticed above all the other preening, primping, attention-grabbing celebs.
Most savvy stars constantly change their image, switching it up with new hairstyles
Rhianna
Rihanna admits to having a bit of an addiction to tattoos, so much that its uncountable. But one of her newer tats, on her neck, is grammatically incorrect as in French, nouns come before adjectives. So 'rebelle fleur' should read 'fleur rebelle'.
Katie Price
Katie had some filler injected into her top lip while on a trip to the US but was immediately unhappy with the result, saying it made her look like a duck. She was shown on her ITV2 show What Katie Did Next having treatment to tone down the swelling but her therapist said it's a slow process: "The problem with Katie's filler is we're not sure exactly what's in her lips."
David Beckham
Becks has his wife's name tattooed on his left forearm in Hindi script. But it's spelt wrong - it reads Vihctoria.
Madonna
The term 'pillow face' has arisen to describe the puffed-up appearance that occurs after fillers are injected into cheeks to give a more youthful look. We don't know for sure but it looks like Madonna's been at it...
Tom Cruise
Tom Cruise is much shorter than wife Katie Holmes, so the vertically-challenged star wears custom-made platform trainers!
Heidi Montag
In 2009 Heidi famously had 10 surgeries in one day including a chin reduction,, nose job and brow lift. They made the already pretty 24-year-old look unrecognisable and much older than she is. The Hills star has since admitted she regrets most of the work.


